The earth is trembling once again due to earthquake, panic spread due to fierce tremors, know what is the latest update

In Indonesia, there was a fierce tremors of earthquake once again. According to the National Center for Sisamology, an earthquake struck the Minhasa Peninsula of Sulawesi region of Indonesia at around 2.20 pm on Wednesday and Thursday (July 24). The intensity on its Richter scale was measured at 6.2. This area is quite sensitive about earthquake. Indonesia has caused earthquakes several times in the last three months.

Earthquake tremors were felt two days ago in Seram, Indonesia, whose intensity was measured at 5.5 on the Richter scale. There was an earthquake of 5.9 magnitude on 23 May. However, there was no news of any kind of damage. The center of earthquake in Seram was about 244 km from Ambon. Earlier in July, earthquake tremors were also felt on the coast of Tanimber Islands in Indonesia. In the month of May too, there was an earthquake of 5.9 magnitude in Southern Sumatra.

Where is the most earthquake in the world

The most earthquakes in the world fall in Indonesia, Japan and Philippines. The reason for more earthquake in Indonesia is also the ring of fire, where volcanic activities and tectonic plates collide repeatedly causes earthquake. In 2004, Sumatra had a 9.2 magnitude earthquake, which caused a tsunami to come Was.

Earthquakes have occurred many times in India too

So far, earthquake tremors have been felt in India so far. On July 10 this year, there was a 4.4 magnitude earthquake in Delhi-NCR and Haryana (Jhajjar). However, there was no loss of any kind. On February 28 this year, there was a 3.5 magnitude earthquake in Ladakh. On February 17, shocks were felt in Delhi-NCR. There was an earthquake of 4.3 magnitude of 4.3 on 16 February in the Bay of Bengal.

Eq of M: 6.2, on: 24/07/2025 02:20:44 IST, Lat: 0.56 n, long: 122.04 e, depth: 130 km, location: Minhassa Peninsula Sulawesi.
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– National Center for Seismology (@Ncs_Earthquake) July 23, 2025