A minor seismic event registering 3.3 magnitude occurred near Bahrain in the early hours of Monday, December 1, 2025, according to official reports from the UAE’s National Centre of Meteorology (NCM). The earthquake, which struck at precisely 3:58 AM local time, originated at a depth of approximately 8 kilometers beneath the Earth’s surface. While the tremor was reportedly felt by residents within Bahrain territory, neighboring United Arab Emirates experienced no detectable impact from the geological activity. The NCM’s seismic monitoring systems successfully tracked and recorded the event, providing crucial data for regional earthquake preparedness networks. This incident highlights the ongoing geological activity within the Arabian Gulf region, though seismic events of this magnitude typically cause minimal to no structural damage. The timely reporting by meteorological authorities demonstrates the effectiveness of cross-border seismic monitoring cooperation among Gulf nations. No casualties or property damage have been reported in connection with this earthquake, and no tsunami warnings were issued following the event. The occurrence serves as a reminder of the region’s active seismic profile while reassuring residents through demonstrated monitoring capabilities and inter-agency communication systems.