Delhi Earthquake Today: Strong earthquake in Delhi-NCR, tremors felt in Kashmir-Punjab as well

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Strong earthquake tremors have been felt in Delhi-NCR. The earthquake was so strong that people felt its shock for a long time. According to NCS (National Center for Seismology), the epicenter of this earthquake was in Jorm in Hindukush province of Afghanistan. The intensity of the first earthquake that occurred here was measured at 4.1 on the Richter scale, while the second earthquake was even more intense, whose intensity was 6.1.

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Due to the strong tremors of these double earthquakes that came one after the other, people got scared and came out of their homes and offices in fear. At present there is no news of any loss of life or property due to this earthquake. The intensity of the earthquake in Afghanistan was measured at 6.1, whose tremors were also felt in some parts of North India. National Seismology Center gave this information.

The epicenter of the earthquake, which occurred at 2:50 pm Indian time, was 241 kilometers north-northeast of Kabul. The earthquake spread panic among the people. Many people in Delhi and the National Capital Region said that they felt earthquake tremors.

What to do and what not to do in case of an earthquake

1- If you are inside a building, sit on the floor and go under some strong furniture. If there is no table or such furniture, cover your face and head with your hands and sit crouching in a corner of the room.

2- If you are outside the building, move away from the building, trees, poles and wires.

3- If you are traveling in a vehicle, then stop the vehicle as soon as possible and remain sitting inside the vehicle.

4- If you are buried under a pile of debris, never light a match, neither move nor push anything.

5- In case you are buried under debris, tap lightly on any pipe or wall, so that the rescue workers can understand your situation. If you have a whistle, blow it.

6- Make noise only when there is no other option. Making noise can suffocate your breath with dust and dirt.

7- Always keep a disaster relief kit ready in your home.

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