On February 21, 2025, a significant geological event captured attention across Tunisia. The National Institute of Meteorology reported an earthquake measuring 2.6 degrees on the Richter scale, occurring west of Gafsa at precisely 12:11 PM. This tremor was closely followed by another quake, stronger in magnitude and reaching 3.5 degrees near Meknassi within the Sidi Bouzid region.

Impacts and Public Safety Measures

These seismic activities have reignited concerns regarding Tunisia's geological stability, prompting officials to assess potential risks to infrastructure and public safety. Although no severe damage has been reported, residents in affected areas remain vigilant, adhering to recommended safety protocols during such events. Experts emphasize that while these quakes are noticeable, they do not currently indicate a heightened risk of major seismic activity.

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