Earthquake in NEPAL: A fierce earthquake of 6.1 magnitude in Nepal, moved to Patna, know the latest situation

Earthquake in Nepal: A 6.1 magnitude earthquake occurred in Nepal on Friday morning. Earthquake tremors were felt throughout the Himalayan region. Earthquake tremors were felt twice. For the first time, near Kathmandu, the earthquake came to Bihar border for the second time. According to the National Center for Sismology, the center of earthquake was Nepal. There is no information about the loss of life and property in this earthquake.

According to news agency Reuters, the earthquake occurred around 2.35 am around Bhairav ​​Kunda in Sindhupalchok district of Nepal. The German Research Center for Geocinesete measured the intensity of the earthquake 6.1, while the National Center for Sismology of India valued its intensity at 5.5.

Powerful earthquake is believed to be

6.1 Earthquake of intensity is considered powerful and can cause great damage. During this time, there may be a rift in the buildings. At the same time, there can be heavy loss of life and property.

A 5.5 magnitude earthquake was found on the Richter scale at 02:36 pm in Nepal today.

(Source – National Center for Sisamology) pic.twitter.com/bp6HdyzDul

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Ganesh Nepali, a senior Nepal officer, told the Reuters, “Our sleep was badly broken. We came out of the house. People have now returned to our homes. We have not received any reports of any loss or injury so far.”

Shared video on social media

At the same time, people shared the moving videos of buildings and roof wings online due to earthquake in Patna. An X user said that the earthquake shocks remained for about 35 seconds. Another user Nikhil Singh wrote, ‘Intensive earthquakes were felt in Patna, Bihar. Everything was shaking, but there is no harm yet.

#Earthquake jolts #Patna at 2:37 am pic.twitter.com/6EpPy473ZN

– K sarvottam (@__Sarvottam21) February 27, 2025

Earthquake also occurred in Indonesia

The tremors of powerful earthquake were felt on the morning of 26 February in Indonesia, which was measured at 6.1. The earthquake came to the sea near North Sulawesi province, which was about 10 kilometers (6.2 mi).

The United States Geological Survey (USGS) reported that the earthquake occurred at 6:55 am (2255 GMT). The meteorological agency of the country denied the possibility of a tsunami.