A four-point-six magnitude earthquake struck Sunday near an area bordering North Korea, China and Russia four days after a six-point-seven magnitude quake hit the same region.

According to the Geophysical Service of the Russian Academy of Sciences, the quake occurred 580 kilometers below ground some 110 kilometers from Cheongjin, North Korea, and 105 kilometers from China's Jilin Province at Sunday 4:59 p.m. Korea time.

No casualties or property damage have been reported.