An earthquake of about magnitude 5.3 strikes near Egypt’s Suez, according to the US Geological Survey (USGS). Multiple outlets report the quake occurs north-northeast of Suez and is shallow, with tremors felt in Cairo. Bloomberg cites USGS data placing the epicenter roughly 41.2 kilometers (25.6 miles) north-northeast of Suez. The Inquirer also reports the quake centered about 41 kilometers (around 25 miles) north-northeast of Suez and occurred around 0000 GMT, with an AFP journalist in Cairo reporting that the shaking was felt. Deutsche Welle similarly places the event about 22 miles north of Suez and reports it occurred around 3 a.m. local time. Times of India reports a magnitude of 5.6, while citing the German Research Centre for Geosciences and notes that Egyptian authorities conduct assessments and monitoring. Across reports, there are no immediate announcements of casualties or damage, though authorities and residents are monitoring the situation.