More than 30 low-intensity earthquakes have been recorded in Bosnia and Herzegovina since the first 5.7 magnitude earthquake, according to Kliks.
The strongest shock occurred at 4.20 local time /5.20 Kyiv time/ with a magnitude of 4.3 on the Richter scale.
Prior to that, there were more shocks with a magnitude of 3.1 to 2.6 on the Richter scale. The epicenter was approximately 18 kilometers northeast of Stolac.
The director of the hospital in Stolac, Kazimir Raguz, said that most of the citizens who sought medical help suffered minor injuries and were released home.
Minor damage was reported: the walls of houses cracked in a number of cities, and a chimney fell in Mostar.
The strongest earthquake last night was quite shallow, only two kilometers.
The earthquake killed 28-year-old Elmira Sefo from Stolac.