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Kazakhstan's seismologists have registered an earthquake originating in the neighboring country of Kyrgyzstan, according to data from the seismic station network.

The tremor occurred on April 2nd at 04:28 AM Astana time, with a magnitude reaching 4.9, as reported by Kazakh seismologists.

Epicenter and Intensity Details

The epicenter of the earthquake was located approximately 3 kilometers from the city of Uzgen, 5 kilometers from the village of Kurshab, 30 kilometers from Kara-Suu, and 45 kilometers from the city of Osh, according to the Institute of Seismology of the National Academy of Sciences of Kyrgyzstan.

The intensity of the seismic activity in populated areas was also detailed, though specific figures were not provided in the initial report.

This event follows a series of three earthquakes recorded in the Zhetysu region of Kazakhstan on March 31st. The first tremor occurred overnight with a magnitude of 4.4, followed by two more seismic events later in the day at 11:11 AM and 1:23 PM.