It sounds like a notable seismic event occurred in Georgia recently. On Sunday, June 16, the country experienced four earthquakes within a short span of time, marking the first recorded instance of such a series in Georgia's history

The earthquakes occurred at specific times: 17:16, 19:42, 19:49, and 20:08 Tbilisi time. According to reports from the National Seismic Monitoring Center, the epicenter of these tremors was near the villages of Iri and Badjikhevi, located southeast of the city of Oni.

Here are the magnitudes recorded for each earthquake: the first measured 3.8, the second 4.7, the third 4.4, and the fourth 3.3.

As of now, there is no information available regarding any consequences or damage caused by these earthquakes. Scientists are particularly interested in the occurrence of multiple consecutive underground tremors in the region.