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The earth moved in Majorca!

Earthquake in Montuïri, Majorca. | National Geographic Institute

Majorca Daily Bulletin reporterMajorca06/07/2020 10:45

Montuïri registered a magnitude 2.2 earthquake at the weekend according to the National Geographic Institute’s website.

The tremor happened at 1933 on Sunday, but Montuïri Local Police say they didn’t feel anything in the municipality and there were no reports from residents.

Officers said they only found out that there had been an earthquake when they received a 112 call to notify them it had happened.

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Stan | over 4 years ago

I hope that there will be no "Quakes" in the Island. The way many buildings are constructed, they would fold like a house of cards.

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