BREAKING: Two earthquakes have struck the Central West region of Australia within just hours, creating significant concern among residents. The first quake occurred at 7:19 PM on July 20, initially registering a magnitude of 2.8 on the Richter scale, later upgraded to 2.9. This tremor was felt in towns including Bathurst, Canowindra, and Cowra.
Shortly after, at 11:51 PM, a second earthquake shook the area, this time located in Panuara, registering 2.6 on the Richter scale. As of this update, the only reported sensation of this quake was from residents in Millthorpe, contrasting sharply with the 89 reports received for the earlier tremor.
Adding to the seismic activity, a third earthquake was recorded at 10:45 PM in the Goulburn River National Park near Merriwa, also registering a magnitude of 2.6. Authorities are closely monitoring the situation, urging residents to remain vigilant.
Officials from Geoscience Australia have confirmed the details of these earthquakes. The community is on alert as aftershocks are possible, and emergency services are prepared to respond if necessary.
This series of earthquakes raises alarms about the geological stability of the region. Residents are encouraged to stay informed and prepared for any further developments.
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