Residents of Harsul and nearby villages in Trimbakeshwar taluka of Nashik district were left anxious after a series of four mild earthquakes struck within 24 hours. Fortunately, no damage has been reported, and everyone is safe. Citizens are now urged to remain alert and follow all precautions. Here’s more on this
Low-Intensity Earthquakes Recorded In Nashik
According to a report by The Live Nagpur, the tremors in Nashik, Maharashtra, were quite low in intensity, and no injuries have been reported so far. The series of mild earthquakes occurred within 24 hours and may have caused panic among Nashik residents. The first tremor, measuring 1.5 on the Richter scale, was reported on Sunday at 7:49 pm.
A second quake of magnitude 1.35 followed around midnight. Two additional quakes, each measuring 1.2, were felt early in the morning and later in the afternoon. All four earthquakes were recorded by the seismological centre. Though the tremors were mild, residents of Harsul and nearby villages in Trimbakeshwar taluka followed necessary precautions.
Residents Step Outdoors As Precaution
According to a report by The Live Nagpur, several families stepped out of their homes as a precaution. Some people also chose to remain outdoors all night, fearing another earthquake. Children and elderly residents were affected by anxiety and were reported to be quite unsettled by the frequency of tremors. According to the district authorities, disaster management teams are on high alert. They are closely tracking seismic activity in the region.
Officials have appealed to citizens not to panic and to follow all safety advisories. Reportedly, mild tremors have been observed in the area during similar periods over the past two years, especially between December and February. This is why officials are now investigating ground conditions in the affected villages.
Also Read: Holi 2026: Central Railway Announces 186 Special Trains Connecting Mumbai, Pune, Nagpur & More
One should always stay alert in case an earthquake strikes. It is always advised to step out of homes or buildings even if the tremors feel mild. Fortunately, the situation in Nashik is under control for now. Authorities are closely monitoring the developments.
Cover Image Courtesy: Canva Pro/ Anil Dave and Africa images (Representative Image)