Tbilisi: An earthquake has been recorded in the Caspian Sea, according to Seismic Survey Center, APA reports. The quake has been registered at 8:33 p.m. local time, with a magnitude of 3.1. Depth of epicenter of the earthquake is 72 km.

According to Azeri-Press News Agency, the seismic activity was detected by monitoring systems in the region. The earthquake’s depth suggests it originated from a significant distance beneath the Earth’s surface. The magnitude indicates a minor tremor, which is unlikely to cause significant damage or pose substantial risk to the surrounding areas.

The Caspian Sea region, situated between Europe and Asia, is known for occasional seismic activity. Monitoring systems continue to observe the area for any potential aftershocks or further seismic events. The authorities have yet to report any immediate impact on the local population or infrastructure.

Residents and local officials remain on alert following the occurrence, although no emergency measures have been enacted at this time. The Seismic Survey Center continues to provide updates as more information becomes available.