Baku, En.trend.az, 10 June 2017—  An earthquake measuring 4.7 on the Richter scale shook Iran’s Keshit village in south eastern province of Kerman on June 10.

The tremors occurred at 8:37 local time (UTC ‎+4:30), according to a report from the seismography center affiliated with Tehran University Geophysics Institute, Iran’s state-run IRINN TV reported.

The earthquake’s epicenter was located in an area of 59.01 degrees in longitude and 29.88 degrees in latitude and at a depth of 9 kilometers underground.

There was no immediate report on possible casualties or damage.