Medea, Algeria – A moderate earthquake struck the province of Medea, Algeria, on Wednesday, December 24, 2025. The tremor, registering a magnitude of 3.9 on the Richter scale, occurred at approximately 7:25 PM local time.
According to a statement released, the epicenter of the earthquake was located within the Medea province. While the quake was felt by residents, initial reports suggest there has been no significant damage or injuries reported. Authorities are continuing to assess the situation and monitor for any potential aftershocks.
The region is known to be seismically active, experiencing occasional tremors. However, earthquakes of this magnitude are generally not considered to pose a major threat.
Residents are advised to remain calm and follow any instructions issued by local authorities. Further updates will be provided as more information becomes available. DZWatch will continue to monitor the situation and provide timely updates to our readers.
This event serves as a reminder of Algeria’s location within a seismically active zone and the importance of preparedness for such natural occurrences. Public awareness campaigns and infrastructure designed to withstand seismic activity are crucial for mitigating potential risks in the future.
We encourage our readers to stay informed through official channels and to share verified information to avoid the spread of misinformation during this time.
