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Earthquake Strikes Jammu & Kashmir: Tremors Felt Across the Valley, No Immediate Damage Reported

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Earthquake Strikes Jammu & Kashmir: Tremors Felt Across the Valley, No Immediate Damage Reported

Earthquake Strikes Jammu & Kashmir: Tremors Felt Across the Valley, No Immediate Damage Reported

A powerful earthquake of 5.8 magnitude struck Jammu and Kashmir on Thursday, with tremors felt across the Valley.

The earthquake, which occurred at 4:19 pm, had its epicenter located in the Afghanistan-Tajikistan border region.

The quake’s depth was recorded at 165 kilometers.

While the tremors caused widespread panic, authorities confirmed that there were no immediate reports of casualties or damage to property.

Kashmir's seismic activity remains a concern, as the region is prone to earthquakes.

Experts continue to stress the importance of earthquake-resistant infrastructure in this seismically active area.

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