Seismic Earthquake of extent 3.2 strikes Noida, Earthquakes felt across Delhi-NCR 

 

A Earthquake estimating 3.2 on the Richter scale hit close Noida in Uttar Pradesh on Wednesday night. 

 

Delhi's neighboring Noida was hit by a low-force seismic Earthquake on Wednesday night. The Earthquakes were felt across Delhi, Faridabad and Gurugram. 

 

The seismic Earthquake estimating 3.2 on the Richter scale hit the zone at 10:42 pm on Wednesday. As indicated by the National Center for Seismology (NCS), the focal point of the Earthquake was 19 kilometer South-East of Noida, which is a piece of the national capital district. 

 

The profundity of the seismic Earthquake was 3.8 kilometers, the NCS information said. 

 

There were no prompt reports of death toll or property in the district. 

 

The shudder comes simply four days after two consecutive seismic Earthquakes hit another city in Delhi's neighborhood. Haryana's Rohtak was hit by the main Earthquake, a medium force one of 4.5 greatness, at 9.08 pm on May 29 at a profundity of 5 km. 

 

The subsequent shake was of lower force of size 2.9 and happened at a similar area at 10 pm around the same time, the NCS said. Rohtak is about 60 km from Delhi. 

 

The zones around Delhi are known for announcing low-power seismic Earthquakes. 

 

Since April 12, Delhi alone has revealed four low-force shakes - April 12 (3.5), April 13 (2.7), May 10 (3.4) and May 15 (2.2).