Houthis talk about recording three earthquakes in several Yemeni regions within 24 hours

The Houthi militia said that the earthquake monitoring and study stations at the National Center for Earthquake and Volcano Monitoring and Studies in Dhamar, which is under their control, recorded three earthquakes on Yemeni territory since Wednesday evening until Thursday morning.

According to the Houthi-controlled Saba News Agency, the tremors were distributed in the Gulf of Aden, east of Al-Udayn, and east of Dhamar city, with strengths ranging between (2.3-3.3) degrees on the Richter scale.

She pointed out that "the center's stations monitored at (10:57) pm yesterday, Wednesday (Sana'a time) an earthquake in the Gulf of Aden with a magnitude of (3.3) on the Richter scale between longitude (44.11) east and latitude (12.45) north."

Meanwhile, "the stations detected another tremor east of Dhamar city, 18 kilometers from the monitoring stations, with a magnitude of (2.3) on the Richter scale, at (3:02) in the morning on Thursday."

The stations recorded an earthquake in the East Al-Udain area with a magnitude of (3) on the Richter scale at (4:31) in the morning between longitude (44.868) east and latitude (13.417) north.