The Swiss Seismological Service said a moderate earthquake shook Switzerland with the epicenter in the northcentral canton Zug and Lake Zurich area.
The Zurich-based service said Sunday that the magnitude-4.2 quake could be felt around much of Switzerland Saturday night, and some minor damage was possible but unlikely.
There were no immediate reports of any damage.
Switzerland is an area of moderate seismic activity — most do not exceed a magnitude of 3 — and the last earthquake that caused damage was in 1991 in the southeast canton of Graubuenden.
The last earthquake in Switzerland with a magnitude of 6 or higher was in 1946 in the southwestern canton of Valais, home to the Matterhorn.
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