Ali Baitullahi, head of the Seismology and Hazards Department of the Center for Road, Housing and Urban Development Research, said on Sunday, November 15, about the last 3 earthquakes east of Tehran that experience has shown that in some cases, small earthquakes occur before large earthquakes and can lead to a large earthquake.
These words were expressed after the occurrence of 3 earthquakes in Tehran. Since 17:43 on Saturday, November 14, three small earthquakes have occurred in the east of Tehran and along the north to south. These tremors continued on Sunday at 7:28 a.m. and 2:02 p.m. The intensity of the three earthquakes was 2.6, 2.8 and 3 respectively.
According to the Iranian news website Didban, the Housing Research Center official quoted the country's seismological center as saying that these earthquakes were located from Labsan to the southern areas, including Sarkhas Park, and are not located on a single fault. The Wasan earthquake occurred on a fault north of Tehran. The other two earthquakes were located in the north and south of the Qasr Firouza fault and correspond to the relatively large expansion of the fault in the south of Boman and Paradis.