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At least eight people were killed and 45 others injured in the 5.7-magnitude earthquake that hit southern Iran on Thursday, semi-official ISNA news agency reported. A number of buildings in the area were damaged, said Hossein Derakhshan, the spokesman for the relief and rescue organization of Iran's Red Crescent Society, adding that telecommunication and power systems of some regions, disrupted by the earthquake, were restored. The 5.7-magnitude earthquake, with a depth of 5 km and the epicenter at 29.29 degrees north latitude and 51.37 degrees east longitude, hit Borazjan city in Iran's southern Bushehr province on Thursday at 17:21 local time (1351 GMT).
8 people killed in Iran's earthquake
Eight people were killed in the 5.7-magnitude earthquake that hit Iran
29 Kasım 2013 Cuma 10:32
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