TEHRAN, Iran — Four earthquakes, including one at magnitude 6, shook temblor-prone western Iran on Sunday, killing at least two people and injuring 310, state media reported. State television aired images of bricks and masonry that smashed a sedan, shattered glass filling a stairwell and cracks in walls. It said every city in Kermanshah province felt the initial temblor. At least two people were killed, according to state television, including a pregnant woman and a 70-year-old man. Iran’s November 2017 earthquake, also in Kermanshah province, injured thousands in Iran.

Source: Washington Post August 26, 2018 03:41 UTC