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Earthquake tremors felt in Quetta, parts of KP

May 10, 2025

QUETTA: The tremors were felt in Quetta and some parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa as a moderate earthquake struck the region on Saturday.

According to the Seismological Centre, the earthquake had a magnitude of 4.5 on the Richter scale and occurred at a depth of 20 kilometers. The epicenter was located approximately 160 kilometers southwest of Quetta.

So far, no reports of casualties or property damage have been received.

Similarly, Strong earthquake tremors were felt in Landi Kotal and adjacent regions on Saturday, triggering fear among residents who evacuated buildings for safety.

The Seismological Centre is yet to release details regarding the magnitude, depth, and epicenter of the quake. No immediate reports of casualties or property damage have been received.

Meanwhile, earthquake tremors were felt in Swat and its surrounding regions on Saturday, causing panic among residents who rushed out of their homes and workplaces.

Details regarding the magnitude, depth, and epicenter of the quake are awaited from the Seismological Centre. So far, no reports of casualties or damage have been received.

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Published May 10, 2025

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