(ANSA) - LJUBLJANA - The earthquake that has affected Slovenia on Tuesday ''does not have any influence on the safety and operation of the Krko nuclear power plant''. This is what the management of the Slovenian nuclear power plant said speaking to ANSA after the earthquake, explaining that the magnitude of the quake (4.6 on the Richter scale) did not require any intervention by the staff operating the plant. ''The nuclear power plant has been built in compliance with anti-seismic and geological characteristics of the land on which it is located'', Krko management underlined. The earthquake which occurred on Tuesday, despite its intensity, did not cause any harm to people or property. There was some minor damage near the epicenter, where there was some flaking plaster about old buildings and some tiles fell out. (ANSA).