Earthquake tremors felt in Azad Jammu and Kashmir , including Mirpur.
As per reports citing the climatological agency, the earthquake in Jammu and Kashmir had a Trinity scale value of 3.3 and a depth of about seven kilometers.
In accordance with the met office, the earthquake’s apex was located close to Mirpur AJK. Many cities, including Bhimber, Kotli, Dadyal, and other places, also endured aftershocks.
There were no indications of earthquake-related destruction throughout this timeframe. However, when people left their homes, the tremors spread fear among the populace.
Here are some views of the aftermath after an earthquake.
No regions of the earthquake-affected Mirpur and nearby areas have reported any losses of lives or infrastructure. Since the disastrous earthquake that struck Mirpur City and the surrounding districts in AJK on September 24 of last year, aftershocks of moderate intensity are regularly felt with a pause.
The October 8, 2005 earthquake in Azad Kashmir, which was known as one of the worst disasters in the region and killed almost 75,000 people, devastated thousands of homes as well as state-owned buildings. Earthquakes continue to plague the residents of Azad Kashmir.
