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Earthquake Damaged 124 Houses in Lerik
Baku / 30.08.18 / Turan: As a result of the earthquake that occurred in the Lerik district on August 28, 124 houses were damaged. This was said by the head of a department at the Lerik District Executive Power, Gabil Melikov on August 30. According to him, large cracks appeared on 37 houses.
In general, the residents of 75 villages and 29 territorial offices suffered from the earthquake. The amount of damage will be calculated by the representatives of the Ministry of Emergency Situations.
The earthquake in Lerik by force of 5.1 points occurred on August 28 at about 17.00 local time. -05B06--
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