On November 2 at 18:13 local time, an earthquake with a magnitude of 3.2 (energy class K=7.9) was recorded. The epicenter was located in the Alai Ridge, 15 kilometers northwest of Kashka-Suu, 16 kilometers from Kara-Kabak, and 85 kilometers southwest of Osh. The intensity of the tremors in populated areas reached approximately 2 points in Kashka-Suu and Kara-Kabak.
On the previous day, November 1, at 10:21, an earthquake with a magnitude of 3 (energy class K=7.8) occurred in the Uzgen area. The epicenter was near the village of Krasny Mayak, 5 kilometers south of Kalty and 7 kilometers northeast of Uzgen. The tremors were felt at a level of 3 points in Krasny Mayak and about 2.5 points in Kalty, Jylandy, Shoro-Bashat, Bakmale, Karadykan, Myrza-Ake, and Uzgen.
Additionally, on October 31 at 19:22 local time, seismologists recorded an earthquake with a magnitude of 3.5 (energy class K=8.6) in China, 149 kilometers southeast of the village of Kadji-Sai. However, the underground tremors were not felt in Kyrgyzstan.
