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Earthquake of 4.3 magnitude strikes Nashik district in Maharashtra

A 4.3 magnitude earthquake struck Nashik district in Maharashtra on Saturday night, followed by a 3.3 magnitude aftershock on Sunday morning. While the tremors caused cracks in some residential buildings, local officials reported no casualties and confirmed that nearby dams remained unaffected.

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Nashik Old City
File photo: AnandKatgaonkar / CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

What Happened

An earthquake measuring 4.3 on the Richter scale occurred in Nashik at 10 pm on Saturday. The National Centre for Seismology reported that a subsequent tremor with a magnitude of 3.3 was recorded in the district at 5:33 am on Sunday. The seismic activity was also felt in parts of South Gujarat, with a separate tremor of 3.6 magnitude reported in Saputara.

Local authorities conducted inspections following the event and confirmed that there were no casualties. Although some houses sustained minor structural damage in the form of wall cracks, assessments of local dams indicated that the infrastructure remained intact. Residents have been advised to remain vigilant and avoid the circulation of unverified information regarding the seismic activity.

Key Facts

  1. A 4.3 magnitude earthquake hit Nashik at 10 pm on Saturday.
  2. A 3.3 magnitude aftershock occurred at 5:33 am on Sunday.
  3. The National Centre for Seismology recorded the seismic events.
  4. No casualties were reported by district officials.
  5. Some residential houses sustained cracks due to the tremors.
  6. Inspections confirmed that local dams were not damaged.

The Timeline5

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  1. 8 Aug

  2. 9 Aug

Where This Is Being Covered3 languages

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  • English3 outlets
  • Hindiहिन्दी1 outlet
  • Gujaratiગુજરાતી1 outlet

Regional reach

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  • 1 outlet
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  • Where the story is

9 states with local coverage. Concentrated in the North. Also carried by 3 national mastheads.

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