3.5-Magnitude Earthquake Recorded in Abu Dhabi’s Al Sila Region

The National Centre of Meteorology (NCM) has confirmed that a 3.5-magnitude earthquake was recorded in Abu Dhabi's Al Sila in the early hours of Friday morning, in the second seismic event to hit the Emirates this week. The tremor occurred at a shallow depth, with its epicenter situated within the country’s territory.

According to NCM, the seismic event was detected at [insert exact time], and while the tremor was felt mildly by some residents in the surrounding areas, no damage to infrastructure or injuries were reported. Experts have assured the public that such low-intensity quakes are not unusual and typically pose minimal risk.

The UAE lies in a relatively low seismic activity zone, but minor tremors are occasionally recorded, often linked to regional tectonic movements. Authorities emphasized that the country maintains a robust monitoring system to track seismic events and ensure public safety.

Civil defense teams and emergency services remain on alert, although no evacuations were deemed necessary following the incident. Residents are encouraged to stay informed through official channels for accurate updates on seismic events.