Nashik: Earthquake tremors were felt from Nashik in Maharashtra to Chamba in Himachal Pradesh and Afghanistan on Friday morning. Four earthquakes have been recorded in the available data, the highest intensity of which was 4.4. The intensity of the earthquake in Nashik, Maharashtra was 3.4, while the intensity of the earthquake in Chamba was measured at 3.0. At the same time, the earth trembled twice due to earthquake in Afghanistan. According to available data, a total of four earthquakes were recorded in Nashik, Chamba of Himachal Pradesh and Afghanistan. Among these, the intensity of an earthquake in Afghanistan was the highest, 4.4. Let us tell you that earlier in Maharashtra, two earthquake tremors were felt in Palghar.
Earthquake tremors in Nashik
An earthquake was recorded in Nashik, Maharashtra at 5.32 am on Friday morning at 32 minutes 39 seconds. Its intensity was 3.4 on the Richter scale. The depth of the earthquake was about three kilometers underground. The location of the earthquake was recorded at 20.461 degrees north latitude and 73.748 degrees east longitude. Let us tell you that three days ago two earthquake tremors were felt in Palghar, Maharashtra.
What time did the earthquake occur in Chamba?
Earthquake tremors were also felt in Chamba, Himachal Pradesh at 6:36 am 28 seconds on Friday morning. The intensity of the earthquake has been recorded at 3.0. Its depth underground was five kilometers. The location of the Chamba earthquake was recorded at 33.131 degrees north latitude and 76.585 degrees east longitude. According to the available information, there is no information about any damage due to this earthquake.
What time did the earthquake occur in Afghanistan?
Two earthquakes were also recorded in Afghanistan on Friday morning. The first tremor of the earthquake occurred at 4:29 am 30 seconds, whose intensity was 4.0. Its depth was recorded at 147 kilometers. Exactly 12 minutes later, at 4:41 am 54 seconds, there was a second earthquake, whose intensity was recorded at 4.4 and its depth was recorded at 136 kilometers. At present, there is no information about any damage due to the two earthquakes that occurred in Afghanistan.