As a result of South Korea's biggest earthquake in its recorded history, which struck this past September 12 with a magnitude of 5.8, the people of Gyeongju have been subject to a series of aftershocks affecting their daily lives. 

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On September 19, the city of Gyeongju experienced an aftershock with a magnitude of 4.5 at 8:33 PM KST. Then, this September 21 at 11:53 PM KST, another with a magnitude of 3.5 halted classes in schools and forced students to take cover. 

The Korea Meteorological Administration (KMA) stated, "We are confirming damages. Because there is a probability that additional aftershocks can occur, please stay up to date on special advisories."

Officials did assure that these aftershocks are unlikely to lead to any more large-scale earthquakes in the near future.