5.5-Magnitude Earthquake in Nepal Affects Several Districts in Bihar
A 5.5-magnitude earthquake from Nepal struck early Friday, affecting districts in Bihar, including Muzaffarpur and Samastipur. The quake, recorded at 2:35 AM, caused brief tremors along the Indo-Nepal border. Fortunately, no damage or casualties were reported.
On Friday, a 5.5-magnitude earthquake originating from Nepal affected multiple districts in Bihar, with significant tremors registered in Muzaffarpur, Samastipur, and various bordering areas. The earthquake struck at approximately 2:35 AM, its epicenter located in the Bagmati region of Nepal. The subsequent shocks were felt across districts adjacent to the Indo-Nepal border, and the duration of the tremors was brief.
Umesh Kumar Singh, a meteorologist from the Bihar government’s Disaster Management Department (DMD), provided insights into the event. He confirmed that there have been no reports of property damage or casualties resulting from this quake, reassuring the public of their safety amidst the tremors.
In summary, the 5.5-magnitude earthquake that originated from Nepal caused tremors in several districts of Bihar early Friday morning. While this event was significant, it did not result in any reported damage or loss of life, as noted by local meteorological authorities.
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