Southwestern South Korea earthquake causes more than 500 damages to facilities

It has been reported that the damage to facilities caused by the magnitude 4.8 earthquake that occurred on the 12th in Buan County, North Jeolla Province, South Korea, has exceeded 500. The total number of related aftershocks has reached 19.
According to the Ministry of the Interior and Safety's Central Disaster and Safety Countermeasures Headquarters on the 15th, as of 10:00 a.m., there were no casualties due to the earthquake. A total of 19 aftershocks occurred, ranging from M0.6 to M3.1.
The number of facility damage reports exceeded 500. A total of 507 facility damage reports were received nationwide, with 406 in Buan, 3 in Iksan, 11 in Gunsan, 31 in Jungwoo, and 31 in Su.
Sunchang: 3 cases, Gochang: 10 cases, Gimje: 31 cases, Jeonju: 8 cases, Wanju: 3 cases, Gwangju: 1 case, etc. Glass windows are broken.
There were many reports of damage such as cracks in walls and broken tiles in the bathroom. There was also a case where the wall of an Exclusive house was tilted. There were also six reports of damage to national heritage sites in Buan alone.
The main hall of the Raeso Temple, the stone tomb of Guam, the stone house of the Tathagata Buddha Triad at Gaeamsa Temple, the Seolseongdang Hall and the dormitory at Raeso Temple were partially damaged.
The total number of reports of this earthquake was 198. Prior to this, the Central Disaster and Safety Response Headquarters had issued a Level 1 emergency alert and a Level 2 earthquake crisis alert for this earthquake at around 9:00 a.m. on the 12th.
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