A 4.1 magnitude earthquake struck the Côte d’Azur on Tuesday evening, with its epicenter located 14 kilometers north of Nice.

The tremor, felt across the region including Monaco and parts of Italy, caused no injuries or structural damage, according to local authorities.

A 3.7 magnitude aftershock followed later in the evening, prompting further concern among residents.

Many described the experience as unsettling, with objects shaking and vibrations lasting several seconds.

Emergency services received numerous calls, but officials reassured the public that such aftershocks are normal.

The region, prone to seismic activity, has robust prevention plans in place, including public education and structural safety measures.

Residents are reminded to follow safety guidelines during such events.