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4 Earthquakes Rock Asia in 1 Hour | India, Myanmar & Tajikistan Hit Back-to-Back | Aftershocks

A series of four earthquakes struck India, Myanmar, and Tajikistan within just one hour on Sunday morning, alarming millions across central and South Asia. The strongest tremor, at magnitude 6.1, hit Tajikistan, while Myanmar experienced a powerful 5.5 aftershock amidst its ongoing quake crisis. India’s Himachal Pradesh saw a 3.4 magnitude quake early in the day. Though no major casualties were reported, the tremors sent residents fleeing and reignited fears about seismic vulnerabilities across the region, especially in areas already coping with infrastructure damage and humanitarian distress. #Earthquake #IndiaQuake #MyanmarEarthquake #TajikistanQuake #SeismicActivity #NaturalDisaster #Thingyan #Tremors #GeologicalAlert #AsiaNews #BreakingNews #DisasterNews #Emergency #Aftershock #EarthquakeUpdate #Mandi #Meiktila #Mandalay #USGS #Seismology ~ED.102~HT.408~GR.124~

Myanmar Rattled Again: 5.5 Quake Strikes Near Meiktila Weeks After Deadly 7.7 Earthquake | Watch

A 5.5-magnitude earthquake hit central Myanmar near Meiktila on Sunday, marking one of the strongest aftershocks since the deadly March 28 temblor that killed over 3,600. The quake struck as the country entered its Thingyan holiday, compounding a humanitarian crisis worsened by the earlier 7.7 quake and ongoing civil war. No casualties have been reported so far, but minor damage and panic were reported in Wundwin township. Relief efforts continue amid growing fears of food shortages, health risks, and political suppression of information in quake-hit zones. #MyanmarEarthquake #Meiktila #EarthquakeNews #Aftershock #NaturalDisaster #ThingyanHoliday #DisasterRelief #MandalayQuake #SeismicActivity #USGS #HumanitarianCrisis #CivilWar #Naypyitaw #AsiaEarthquake #BreakingNews #UNRelief #GlobalNews #MyanmarToday #Wundwin #March28Quake ~HT.318~ED.102~

Efforts to clear earthquake debris continue in Myanmar's capital

Efforts to clear earthquake debris continue in Myanmar's capital Days after the earthquake in Myanmar, rescue teams continue clearing debris in the capital, Naypyitaw, while damaged infrastructure delays recovery efforts across the country. READ MORE : http://www.euronews.com/2025/04/07/efforts-to-clear-earthquake-debris-continue-in-myanmars-capital Let the pictures do the talking: subscribe to No Comment No Comment is brought to you by euronews, the most watched news channel in Europe.