Magnitude 4.8 earthquake in fishing community in southwestern South Korea causes minor damage

A magnitude 4.8 earthquake hit a fishing community in southwestern South Korea, causing minor damage like cracked walls and items falling off shelves. No injuries were reported. The earthquake was the strongest in South Korea this year, with eight cases of property damage confirmed. Residents felt the shaking, with over 200 calls made to report it. The Prime Minister instructed officials to prepare for aftershocks and protect infrastructure. The Nuclear Safety and Security Commission confirmed the safety of nuclear power plants after emergency inspections.