Natanz's historic caravanserai collapsed from an earthquake of 4.3

Mansour Glass Sales told a Mehr reporter: As a result of a 5 -and -a -half -afternoon aftershock in the city of Natanz, damage to the walls and ceilings of a number of residential units in the worn -out texture in the towns and villages of central and Badrud city of Natanz city.

He continued: As a result of the earthquake, the historic caravanserai door in Natanz, which has a personal owner, has fallen.

Isfahan Governor General of Crisis Management noted: After the five -magnitude earthquake, the immunization of the location and the evacuation of adjacent units had been carried out and fortunately did not lead to casualties.

According to the glass sales, today's earthquakes have also been damaged by the Imamzadeh building of the village of Khafar.

He added: The damage evaluation teams are still investigating the damage and the city's relief teams are on alert.

According to Mehr, the earthquake shook the earthquake of five kilometers around the cities of Natanz and Badrud at 4-5 minutes today.

Also, the second earthquake occurred at 9am on Friday, April 1, with a magnitude of 5.5 on a depth of five kilometers and the third earthquake with a power of 3.5 on the Richter scale and at 2 kilometers at 4:30 pm today.

According to Mehr, the Natanz caravanserai or Kohab inn is of the Safavid period. The Khanab Caravan was built during the reign of King Abbas I by one of the King's Majlis and Majlis.