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Get the scoop on today’s earthquakes shaking up Europe! From Germany to Spain, we break down what’s happening and why these tremors hit at the end of the lunar month. Ahmad Al-Daram delivers the details in our latest episode of What's Happening? Hit subscribe for more global updates and comment below with your favorite moment from this episode! #news #earthquake #Europe #updates #trending

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0:00 - Introduction and Date
0:23 - Lunar Months and Earthquakes
0:40 - German Earthquake Details
2:22 - Spanish Earthquake and Broader Impact
3:24 - Conclusion and Host Sign-off

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00:00Welcome to a new episode of your show, What's Happening?
00:03Today is Thursday the 10th, 10-9-2026, 10 days of September 2026 and 28 Rabi al-Awwal.
00:1122 Rabi al-Awwal.
00:12That means we've entered the end of the lunar month, the end of the Hijri month,
00:18and it's known that the ends of lunar Hijri months usually come with an increase,
00:24an increase in the number of earthquakes and tremors, also in terms of size and size.
00:30We saw today in this morning's episode the earthquake we talked about that struck Algeria.
00:35But as we mentioned, Algeria is not the only one.
00:39Europe also experienced several earthquakes.
00:41Let me start with the most recent earthquake that struck just a little while ago,
00:47less than an hour ago, even though the earthquake that hit Europe,
00:51specifically in Germany, it was moderate with a magnitude of 3.5 on the Richter scale.
01:01It was at a depth of 10 kilometers, but a very large number of people in Germany felt it.
01:10The epicenter of this earthquake was near the city of Beit Fitayn in Germany.
01:17Specifically, this quake struck at 5.30 p.m. today, local time in Germany.
01:23I imagine it happened, this city is located in the southwest of Germany in general, just as we mentioned.
01:33Many German cities felt this earthquake, such as Norsch, Gernheim, Mannheim, Alzey, and also Baden-Baden.
01:42And Bischheim, Lieden, and other German cities that are located in the southwest of Germany, as we said,
01:53even though the earthquake was only 3.5 on the Richter scale.
02:00But clearly, a large number of Germans, especially in the southwest of Germany, felt this earthquake.
02:07Of course, the reason is clear, because this earthquake struck the city center.
02:14It hit a place with a high population density.
02:17That's why it caused panic among all the Germans living in that area.
02:22This earthquake was not the only one that struck Europe.
02:26About an hour earlier, another earthquake hit another place in Europe, specifically Spain,
02:34with a magnitude of 3.4 on the Richter scale.
02:38And it was around 5 o'clock or 4.30 in the afternoon, Spain time, with a magnitude of 3
02:46.4.
02:48As for the epicenter of this earthquake, it was near the city of Testirna in Spain.
02:55And specifically, I think this city is located in northern Spain.
03:00And this earthquake was in Spain, unlike previous earthquakes that struck about two weeks ago,
03:07which were centered in southern Spain, specifically near the city of Granada.
03:12Today, the tremors have moved north toward northern Spain.
03:15Anyway, as we mentioned, we are now in a critical time.
03:18There is no need.
03:19We're now approaching the end of the Hijri lunar month.
03:22And the situation needs more monitoring.
03:24That was everything.
03:25I'm Mohamed Al-Daram.
03:26Welcome to the show, What's Happening Vlog.
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