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Earthquakes Hit Gulmarg In J&K & Nicobar Island On Saturday. Details Inside

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Jammu and Kashmir is known for its pleasant weather, magnificent surroundings, and alluring natural beauty. Waking up to the natural aura of Gulmarg that too of a weekend seems like such a beautiful experience. But Saturday morning did not start on a good note in Gulmarg. This town in Jammu and Kashmir experienced an earthquake of 5.2 magnitude. Here are all the details of this unexpected natural disaster.

Gulmarg Was Hit By An Earthquake At 8:36 AM

National Center for Seismology (@NCS_Earthquake) took to the social media platform ‘X’ to share necessary details about the earthquake jolting the town on Saturday morning.

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Following the earthquake, there have been no reports of any casualties. In fact, we have not come across news and reports of damages or destruction of properties yet.

Different Parts Of Jammu & Kashmir Are Experiencing Such Disasters Since Some Time

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Several earthquakes have been reported in J&K in the past 2-3 months. Officials stated that a total of 12 quakes hit in different locations there from June 2023, according to a report by India Today. These 12 hits jolted different places at different intensities.  Back on 13 June this year, the Doda district experienced an earthquake of 5.4 magnitude. The consequences were quite severe with cracks and small damages in properties. This district once again got hit by a quake on 10 July. It was of 4.9 magnitude.

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An Earthquake Has Been Reported In Nicobar Island

An earthquake of 4.4 magnitude jolted Nicobar Island at 12:16 PM on Saturday. The epicentre of this quake was 8.09 Latitude, 95.38 Longitude, and 10 km deep, as stated by National Center for Seismology (@NCS_Earthquake) on the social media platform ‘X’.

These are the updates on the recent earthquakes in India.

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