Delhi-NCR Earthquake: 4.4-Magnitude Quake Strikes Uttarakhand, Tremors Felt In Capital

Earthquake tremors were felt across parts of Delhi-NCR on Tuesday night, October 6, triggering concern among residents in several areas.

According to initial reports, a 4.4-magnitude earthquake struck Uttarakhand at around 10:30 pm, with tremors felt in Delhi and neighbouring parts of the National Capital Region. Shaking was also reported from parts of Himachal Pradesh, Punjab and Haryana.

Tremors Felt In Delhi-NCR

Residents in Delhi and adjoining areas reported brief shaking following the earthquake. Similar reports emerged from parts of Noida and other NCR locations.

The tremors were reportedly felt for several seconds, prompting some residents, particularly those living in high-rise buildings, to step outside as a precaution.

Earthquake Epicentre In Uttarakhand

Initial information indicated that the earthquake was recorded around 22 km from Khadun Laga Gawali in Uttarakhand. The depth of the earthquake was not immediately available.

Seismological authorities are expected to provide further details on the exact epicentre and depth of the quake.

No Immediate Reports Of Damage

There were no immediate reports of casualties or major structural damage following the tremors, according to initial reports. Authorities and seismic monitoring agencies are continuing to assess the situation.

Residents in affected areas have been advised to remain alert for possible aftershocks and follow official safety instructions.

Delhi-NCR Earthquake Latest Updates

The tremors came amid heightened seismic activity reported in different parts of the region and neighbouring areas on Tuesday. The National Centre for Seismology continues to monitor earthquake activity across India.