2.1 magnitude quake hits Delhi, 14 earthquakes in Delhi-NCR since April
The epicenter of the low-intensity quake was around 13 km of Gurgaon border and had a depth of 18 km, the National Centre for Seismology said.
New Delhi: A low-intensity earthquake of magnitude 2.1 hit Delhi today, according to the National Centre for Seismology.
The epicenter of the low-intensity quake was around 13 km of Gurgaon border and had a depth of 18 km, the agency said.
Since April, Delhi-NCR has recorded more than 14 quakes of low and medium intensity.
13 quakes that struck Delhi-NCR since April
All the recent 13 quakes recorded in the Delhi-NCR region were of low to medium intensity – April 12 – Delhi (3.5); April 13-Delhi (2.7); April 16 – Delhi (2); May 3 – Delhi (3); May 6 – Faridabad (2.3), May 10 – Delhi (3.4); May 15 – Delhi (2.2), May 28 – Faridabad (2.5); May 29 – Rohtak (4.5 and 2.9); June 1 – Rohtak (1.8 and 3) and June 3 – Faridabad (3.2), a livemint report said.