IRAN-HORMOZGAN-EARTHQUAKE

IRAN-HORMOZGAN-EARTHQUAKE

(220702) -- TEHRAN, July 2, 2022 (Xinhua) -- Houses are damaged in Sayeh Khosh village of Hormozgan province in southern Iran, July 2, 2022. At least five people were killed and another 49 injured as three earthquakes measuring above magnitude 6 shook Iran's southern Hormozgan province early on Saturday, the Fars news agency quoted an emergency official as saying. (Xinhua)

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