On April 15, six quakes with a magnitude of 2.9 to 4.1 hit the area, with three of them in the early morning and the other three in the evening. On Wednesday, Kon Plong was shaken by a magnitude-2.5 quake and earlier on Monday, the district was rocked by seven tremors including one with a magnitude of 4.5, the strongest ever in the area, the center reported. These earthquakes did not pose any disaster risk, the center said, adding that it was continuing to observe related developments. The quakes, the latest among over 20 recorded in the district since April 15, took place between 0:55 and 4:12 am, at a depth of about eight kilometers, the institute’s Vietnam Earthquake and Tsunami Warning Center said. Kon Plong, a mountainous district of Kon Tum Province in Vietnam’s Central Highlands, experienced three more tremors of magnitudes 2.5 to 3.2 early Thursday morning, according to Institute of Geophysics.
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