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Residents of the Town of Silla, Approximately 12km to the South of the City of Valencia, felt an earthquake this morning.
The website of the National Geopgraphic Institute (IGN) recorded a seismic event shortly after 09.30 AM, with an intensity of 2.5 on the Richter scale, and at a depth of 11km.
There have been no reports of injuries or significant damage to property.
Unlike the recent earthquake swarm in Jaen, Andalucia, the tremor seems to have been a 'stand alone' activity, with ther having been no recorded activity in the region for a number of weeks.
The population of the City of Valencia usually stands at around 1 Million residents, however numbers swell to as many as 3 Million during the popular annual "Las Fallas" Fiesta, which began on Thursday of last week.