Multiple earthquakes struck the Jordan-Syria region late on Monday, with magnitudes ranging from 4.8 to 5.5. A 5.5 magnitude earthquake hit near Hama, Syria, followed by another of 4.8 magnitude, felt across Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, and northern Israel. The quakes caused significant concern among residents, particularly in Hama and Damascus, prompting some to stay outdoors fearing aftershocks. Despite the tremors, no immediate reports of casualties or significant damage have been issued. Syria's state TV has advised residents on safety measures, and the Syrian civil defense has been deployed to respond to any emergencies. These seismic activities come in the shadow of a devastating 7.8 magnitude earthquake that struck the region in 2023, causing widespread destruction.