A nighttime earthquake with a magnitude of approximately 2.7 to 2.9 on the Richter scale struck the area of Gornji Milanovac. Residents felt the tremor, with some describing how their beds shook. The epicenter was at a depth of about 10 to 12 kilometers, and seismologists state that earthquakes of this intensity cannot cause damage to buildings in the epicentral area. The information was confirmed by the Republic Seismological Institute. This event was also reported by other media outlets with similar information about the earthquake’s magnitude and location.
Political Perspectives:
Left: Left-leaning media focus on the human experience of the earthquake, emphasizing the impact on local residents and the importance of preparedness and community support. They highlight the scientific explanations provided by seismologists to reassure the public about safety and the low risk of damage.
Center: Centrist outlets report the facts straightforwardly, providing details about the earthquake’s magnitude, location, and depth, along with official statements from the seismological institute. They aim to inform the public without sensationalism, focusing on the technical aspects and safety reassurances.
Right: Right-leaning media also report the earthquake with emphasis on official data and the minimal risk of damage. They may include narratives about the resilience of the local community and the importance of infrastructure safety, sometimes linking to broader discussions on regional safety and emergency response.
