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A 5.0 magnitude earthquake struck southern Iran early Tuesday, making it the third significant tremor there within 24 hours. The quake hit Sargaz in Hormozgan province at a depth of 22km, with residents in Kerman province also feeling the shaking. Thankfully, local media and officials have reported no immediate damage or injuries from this latest event.
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