Earthquake tremors in many states of the country, center on Nepal-China border

Earthquake in West Bengal: On the morning of Tuesday, January 7, earthquake tremors were felt in many parts of India. People got scared due to earthquake in many areas of West Bengal including Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Delhi-NCR. epicenter of this earthquake Dinge Kanti region of Tibet near Nepal-China border It is being told that where the intensity of the earthquake 7.1 on the Richter scale Was recorded.

Tremors felt in West Bengal

Earthquake tremors were felt in the early morning in Siliguri, Jalpaiguri and Cooch Behar of West Bengal.

• Siliguri: Morning at 6:37 pm The earth kept shaking for 15 seconds.
• Jalpaiguri: here in the morning at 6:35 Tremors were felt.
• Cooch Behar: Tremors were felt here soon after Jalpaiguri.

According to officials, there is no news of any loss of life or property so far. Nevertheless, people have been appealed to remain cautious.

5.1 magnitude earthquake in Bihar

Earthquake tremors were also recorded in many districts of Bihar.

• Samastipur and Motihari in many areas including 6:40 am earthquake struck.
• its intensity 5.1 on the Richter scale Was measured.
• vibration close 5 seconds Felt up to.
• The tremors were so strong that people got scared and came out of their homes.

Tremors in Delhi-NCR and UP

Residents of Uttar Pradesh and Delhi-NCR also felt mild tremors. People became alert due to these tremors that occurred early in the morning. However, no news of any damage has been reported.

Nepal: epicenter of the earthquake

Nepal government has confirmed that the epicenter of the earthquake Dinge Kanti area of ​​Tibet on Nepal-China border Was in.

• Intensity on Richter Scale: 7 were measured.
• Time: 6:35 am.
• Tremors of earthquake Eastern and central parts of Nepal Also felt in.
• Kathmandu: Strong earthquake tremors were recorded here also. Due to panic, people came out of their homes.

Big shock in Kathmandu

Such a strong earthquake was felt in Kathmandu after a long time. These early morning tremors shook the residents there. People came out of their houses making noise.

However, it is not yet clear how much damage has been caused to Nepal or Tibet due to the earthquake. The Geological Department of the Government of Nepal said that earthquakes occur regularly in this area, but this time the intensity was more.

Administration’s appeal after earthquake

Indian and Nepali administrations have appealed to the people to remain alert and avoid rumours. Also, helpline numbers have been issued for any emergency related to the earthquake.

earthquake safety tips

Take the following measures to protect yourself during an earthquake:

1. Exit the building: Stay in open space.
2. Hide under furniture or a sturdy object: If it is not possible to get out.
3. Switch off electric and gas appliances.
4. Don’t panic: Remain alert until the situation becomes normal.
5. Check the building after the earthquake: For cracks or damage.