4.8 magnitude earthquake strikes southern Spain, injures three
A 4.8 magnitude earthquake near Alhendín in southern Spain has injured at least three people and damaged several buildings.
An earthquake with a magnitude of 4.8 has struck near the town of Alhendín in southern Spain. At least three people have been injured in the quake. The earthquake has also caused damage to a number of buildings in the affected area.
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Debris falls as 4.8 quake strikes in Spain
An earthquake has struck near the town of Alhendín in southern Spain, leaving at least three people injured and damaging a number of buildings.