Earthquake – Moderate Tremor Recorded in Manipur’s Kamjong District Early Monday
Earthquake – An earthquake measuring 3.9 on the Richter scale was recorded in Manipur’s Kamjong district during the early hours of Monday. According to the National Center for Seismology (NCS), the tremor occurred at 6:32:10 am IST. The seismic event was detected at a depth of 80 kilometres beneath the Earth’s surface.
Epicentre Located Near Kamjong District
The National Center for Seismology stated that the earthquake’s epicentre was positioned at latitude 24.705 North and longitude 94.222 East. The location was identified around 31 kilometres east-southeast of Imphal, within Kamjong district. The agency shared the earthquake details through an official update, confirming the magnitude, location, and depth of the seismic activity.
No Immediate Reports of Damage
Authorities have not reported any casualties or damage to homes, buildings, or public infrastructure following the earthquake. Initial assessments indicate that the tremor did not result in any significant impact on the affected region. Local officials continue to monitor the situation while gathering information from nearby areas.
Seismology Agency Confirms Event
The National Center for Seismology, which tracks seismic activity across India, confirmed the occurrence of the earthquake in its official communication. The agency’s update specified that the earthquake measured 3.9 in magnitude and originated at a depth of 80 kilometres, making it a relatively deep seismic event compared with many shallow earthquakes.
Monitoring Continues as More Information Is Expected
Although the earthquake was relatively mild, authorities are continuing to observe the situation for any after-effects or additional developments. At present, there have been no indications of injuries or major disruptions linked to the tremor. Officials are expected to release further information if any new findings emerge from ongoing assessments.
Residents in the region have been advised to stay informed through official sources for any updates related to seismic activity. Emergency agencies remain alert, while the National Center for Seismology continues to monitor earthquake events across the country as part of its routine surveillance.