April 8, 1893 Earthquake: Popovic, NW, Balkans, Serbia

Reference #1099 lists earthquake on April 8, 1893, 13:00 UTC, 44.2 N, 21.2 E, intensity IX. A largely extended earthquake, felt over NE Yugoslavia, Hungary, SW Rumania,

Bucuregti, Ploesti, Oltenita, W. Bulgaria (ZmaX = VI-VI1 at Belogradchik), two victims at Popovic. At Svilajnac new springs originated, many houses rended uninhabitable, Sedlare, at Subotica the mill damaged, one victim, at Vel. Popovic many houses collapsed, no house undamaged, at Rudnik

all tiles fell down, at Cuprija the railway station was seriously fissured, VII at Pozarevac, 300 m long crack in the ground of an island in the Morava river, etc.

Reference #1093 lists destructive earthquake on April 8, 1893, intensity IX 1/2 - X at Popovitch. Two dead. Other localities reached: Gradist, on the Danube, Pochare-vac and Svilajnac on the right bank of Morava, and Belgrade.

Reference #1055 lists earthquake on April 8, 1893, in Serbia, Belgrade, Morava Valley, intensity II which corresponds to buildings may be unroofed or shattered and some may fall, the ground may be badly cracked in places and small landslips occur.