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A 4.1 magnitude earthquake rattled parts of Spain today, sending tremors through tourist hotspots like Alicante and Benidorm — but thankfully, no major damage or injuries were reported. While emergency services received a flurry of calls, the quake’s brief duration and mild impact kept things under control. This isn’t the first seismic jolt in the region; Spain has seen about twenty-one quakes in the past month, with this one being the strongest in six months. Located on the edge of shifting tectonic plates, areas like Murcia and Andalusia are prone to such activity — though past earthquakes have been far more severe. Authorities are monitoring for aftershocks, but calm is returning quickly. For residents and visitors alike, the swift response and lack of harm offer reassurance after a startling shake.

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