In the early hours of Saturday, the earthquake in North Gujarat hit North Gujarat, the Institute of Earthquake Research (ISR) said. According to the regional authorities, there are no reports of casualties or property damage. In its latest report, the ISR said the tremor and its epicenter Vav near Vav near the Banaskantha area was recorded at 3.35 a.m.
The Gandhi Nagar-based institute said the tremor was recorded from 27 kilometers northeast of the Vav and a depth of 4.9 kilometers.
According to the Gujarat Disaster Management Agency (GSDMA), Gujarat is a high earthquake risk area that has suffered nine major earthquakes in the past 200 years.
The Gandhi Nagar-based institute said the tremor was recorded from 27 kilometers northeast of the Vav and a depth of 4.9 kilometers.
According to the Gujarat Disaster Management Agency (GSDMA), Gujarat is a high earthquake risk area that has suffered nine major earthquakes in the past 200 years.
According to GSDMA, January 26, 2001 in Kutch was the third and second largest devastating earthquake in India in the past two centuries.
Many towns and villages in the area suffered almost complete damage in the earthquake, killing nearly 13,800 people and injuring 167,000 people.
