Pristina, Kosovo — February 10, 2026 — A 4.7-4.8 magnitude earthquake was felt in Kosovo late Tuesday evening, according to seismological data and local reports. The tremor was recorded at approximately 22:05–22:09 local time and was felt by residents in several regions, particularly near Prizren and surrounding areas.
The seismic event is part of ongoing seismic activity in Kosovo, where dozens of low-intensity quakes have been recorded in recent weeks. Experts say this activity reflects the region’s active seismic characteristics and advise residents to remain aware of safety guidelines.
At this stage, no major damage or serious injuries have been officially reported, and authorities are continuing assessments. Emergency services are monitoring conditions and reminding the public to follow official information from seismological authorities. Updates will be shared as further verified details are available.
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