Tremors felt in Delhi, parts of north India as earthquake measuring 5.9 strikes Hindu Kush in Afghanistan – Deccan Herald
Tremors felt in Delhi, parts of north India as earthquake measuring 5.9 strikes Hindu Kush in Afghanistan Deccan Herald
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Tremors felt in Delhi, parts of north India as earthquake measuring 5.9 strikes Hindu Kush in Afghanistan Deccan Herald
A 5.9 magnitude earthquake originating in Afghanistan’s Jurm jolted Delhi-NCR and northern India on Friday evening. Residents across Jammu and Kashmir, Delhi, and surrounding areas felt the tremors and evacuated their homes. Fortunately, no injuries or property damage have been reported thus far in this developing situation.
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