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In recent months, a string of earthquakes around the Indian subcontinent have been making headlines. While at one point, the majority of these earthquakes were rocking the Indian capital New Delhi, lately the tremors have been shaking up regions along India’s borders.
In the early morning hours of Wednesday, a 5.3 magnitude earthquake was reported near Kathmandu, Nepal at a depth of 10 km from the surface, according to India’s National Centre for Seismology.
Although no causalities have been reported as of now, Twitter reactions from Nepal asserted that the quake didn’t go unnoticed, even in the early hours of the morning.
Just two hours ago, I was thinking of #nepalearthquake & aftershocks after my neighbor upstairs was arranging her furniture(I think). There was a big thud. I’ve trained myself not to equate such thuds in paper thin houses to aftershocks. But, it eerily was a reminder of the past.
— HRH PiroPrisha? (@Pritisha_Prisha) September 15, 2020
Huge earthquake. The magintude was same as that of 2015. Thank god It stopped in small duration.#nepalearthquake
— Saugat ?????? (@covid7019) September 15, 2020