China’s earthquake administration has said it had detected a magnitude 3.4 earthquake in North Korea that was a „suspected explosion“, raising fears the isolated state had conducted another nuclear bomb test.
China’s earthquake administration has said it had detected a magnitude 3.4 earthquake in North Korea that was a „suspected explosion“, raising fears the isolated state had conducted another nuclear bomb test.
The administration said in a statement on its website that the quake, which occurred around 0830 GMT, was recorded a depth of zero kilometres.
Previous quakes from North Korea have indicated nuclear tests by the reclusive state, the most recent earlier this month.
The earthquake was detected in Kilju county in North Hamgyong Province, where North Korea’s known Punggyeri nuclear site is located, according to South Korea’s meteorological agency.
