Earthquake tremors were felt on Friday morning at Chamba, Himachal. The earthquake was 3.5 intensity. At present, no loss is reported. However, people were shocked by earthquake tremors. The earthquake felt at 6.23 am, which stayed for a few seconds. Its effect was felt in Chamba as well as the surrounding areas.
According to the Shimla Meteorological Center, the epicenter of the earthquake was 32.36 degrees northern latitudes and 76.18 degrees at the east longitude and its depth was recorded five kilometers below the ground surface. It is considered safe to go into an open field during earthquake, hide under strong furniture or stay away from walls.
Himachal is affected by natural disaster
Please tell that Himachal Pradesh is already affected by the natural disaster and people are facing a lot of problems. Since the onset of the monsoon on June 20, there has been 30 percent more rainfall than normal and during this time 31 incidents of floods, 22 incidents of cloudburst and 17 landslides occurred, in which many people lost their lives and there was heavy damage to buildings, agricultural land and forests.
Due to this, the state has lost about Rs 740 crore so far. A total of 85 people have died, out of which 54 died in rain -related incidents, 31 died in road accidents. At the same time, 129 have been injured, while 34 people are still missing.
Earthquake occurred in Delhi-NCR on Thursday
It is worth mentioning that earlier in Delhi-NCR, a strong tremor of earthquake was sparked twice at around 9 am on Thursday morning, which was in Jhajjar district of Haryana, whose intensity was recorded at 4.4 and 3.0 on the Richter scale. The epicenter of the earthquake was 10 km north of Jhajjar city, which was measured 10 kilometers below the land.
Why does an earthquake come?
According to earthquake scientists, our earth surface is mainly made of seven large and several small tectonic plates. These plates continue to move continuously and often collide among themselves. As a result of this collision, the corners of the plates can be twisted and they can also break due to excessive pressure. In such a situation, the energy released from the bottom finds a way to spread outwards and when the energy comes out from inside the ground, an earthquake occurs.

