00:00Welcome to a new episode of your show, What's Happening.
00:04Today is Sunday, 6th, 9th, 20th, 26th, 6th, September, 20th, 26th, and 24th of Rabia Lawal.
00:15Earthquakes have struck more than one Arab country in the past few hours.
00:22Let me start with the most recent earthquake that struck one of our Arab countries.
00:27Specifically, we're talking about the Arab Republic of Egypt.
00:33An earthquake with a magnitude of 3.2 on the Richter scale struck Egypt.
00:38And specifically, the epicenter of this earthquake was in Egypt.
00:44The eastern coasts, or in eastern Egypt, the eastern coasts overlooking the Red Sea.
00:48And the nearest point is the city of Marsa.
00:53What science, like he told us.
00:56Marsa Alam is a city overlooking the sea on the Red Sea coast.
01:00The tremor was just like he told us.
01:04A magnitude of about 3.2 or 3.3 on the Richter scale.
01:11It struck at 7.15 in the morning today, Sunday Cairo time.
01:19And this earthquake was at a depth of 12 kilometers below the surface of the Earth because its epicenter was
01:26on land and not on the shores of the Red Sea.
01:30I think only a very small number of people felt this quake.
01:35And specifically, we're only talking about those who live in the city of Marsa Alam.
01:41I actually expect that Marsa Alam is one of the coastal tourist cities.
01:46In any case, this was not the only earthquake that struck the Arab Republic of Egypt or that struck one
01:53of our Arab countries.
01:55There was another earthquake that struck the Kingdom of Morocco.
02:00This earthquake struck last night, Saturday, with a magnitude of 3.2 on the Richter scale.
02:10It struck specifically near the city of Sidi Istiman.
02:15It seems that only those in this city or in this village, in Sidi Istiman, felt it.
02:24And specifically, if we want to talk about the timing of the tremor, it was around 9 o'clock in
02:32the evening yesterday, Saturday.
02:35So, 9 o'clock in the evening yesterday, Saturday, in local time there, in Morocco.
02:42It's possible that this earthquake was felt not only in the city of Sidi Istiman, but also in the city
02:49of Kenitra.
02:50And the city of Kenitra, as we know, overlooks the Atlantic Ocean.
02:54All right, folks.
02:58These earthquakes aren't dangerous, and I don't think there's any need to worry about them, whether in Egypt or in
03:04Morocco.
03:06They only come as part of releasing the seismic energy present in these areas.
03:12In any case, we will keep monitoring these areas closely.
03:17I'm with you, Amar Aldera, host of the What's Happening channel, wishing you all the best.
