The earthquakes are shaking the region: The tremors shook Sibenik, Ulcinj, and Bar

The earthquake measuring 3.2 degrees Richter scale shook two southernmost municipalities of Montenegro, Ulcinj, and Bar.

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The earthquake was registered around 19 hours. The Seismological Institute of Montenegro announced that the epicenter of the earthquake was in the sea, 11 kilometers west of Ulcinj, at a depth of 3 kilometers.

This earthquake, as stated, could not cause material damage, writes rtcg.me.

After last night's earthquake between Bar and Ulcinj, at 21.20 hours, the ground shook in the vicinity of Sibenik.

The earthquake measuring 3.7 degrees with the epicenter 14 km northeast of this Croatian city and at a depth of two kilometers was felt in the area of Split, and users on social media commented that "there was a decent shaking", writes klix.ba.

M3.7 #earthquake (#potres) strikes 14 km NE of #Šibenik (#Croatia) 39 min ago. Updated map of its effects: pic.twitter.com/yLJKGCNeeb— EMSC (@LastQuake) October 30, 2017

Citizens of Sibenik and its vicinity wrote that the quake lasted for about 10 seconds and the sound was like a thunder, reported by the website of the European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre (EMSC). One of the citizens of Medjugorje also felt tremors.

(Telegraf.co.uk)