Iran shaken by second earthquake within hours
Tehran University's seismology centre put the second quake's epicentre at about 8 kilometres (4 miles) under Kermanshah's city of Sumar.
The earthquake was felt as far away as Iraqi capital Baghdad and other parts of Iraq, including the northern Erbil, Sulaymaniyah, Diyala and Babil provinces.
No casualties or material damage have yet been reported in either country.
Earlier Thursday, a 5.1-magnitude earthquake rattled Iran's southern Kerman province, the epicentre of which was reportedly in the city of Hojedk.
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