Mild Tremors Felt Across Delhi-NCR and North India After 5.9 Magnitude Earthquake in Afghanistan

A 5.9 magnitude earthquake struck Afghanistan, causing mild tremors felt in Delhi-NCR and parts of north India on Friday night. No damage or casualties were reported, but residents noticed swaying fans and lights, sharing their experiences on social media. The epicenter was at a depth of 150 km in Afghanistan.

Mild Tremors Felt Across Delhi-NCR and North India After 5.9 Magnitude Earthquake in Afghanistan
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People residing in Delhi-NCR and other parts of north India experienced mild tremors on Friday night following a 5.9 magnitude earthquake in Afghanistan. The slight shaking, noticeable through swaying ceiling fans and lights, led residents to express their reactions on social media.

The earthquake's official timing was around 9:42 pm, with its epicenter located deep in Afghanistan, approximately at a depth of 150 km. Regions such as Delhi, Jammu and Kashmir, and Punjab reported feeling these tremors. While no significant damage or casualties have been noted, the brief and mild tremors did cause concern among the populace.

Social media became rife with user posts sharing personal experiences and concerns over the tremors. The day had already been marked by unusual weather alerts, contributing to the residents' surprise and apprehension. Nonetheless, reports indicate only mild effects with no severe outcome, ensuring communities remain safe.

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