At least 36 people were killed after an earthquake of magnitude 7.1 on Richter's scale struck China's Xizang on Tuesday morning, December 7. Tremors fell in Nepal and India, leading to people rushing out from their homes and buildings. Several houses and building collapsed around Shigatse.
According to the China Earthquake Networks Centre the earthquake felt at around 9:05 am (0105 GMT) had an epicentre depth of 10 km (6.2 miles), revising the magnitude from an earlier 6.9.
Videos and photos shared on social media show the aftermath from the nearby town of Lhatse, with debris spilling out onto the road. Tremors were felt in Nepal's capital, Kathmandu, some 400 km (250 miles) away, where residents ran from their houses.
CCTV footage captures the chaotic moments during the earthquake, showing people rushing out of their homes in panic as the tremors hit.
Tremors were also felt in the northern Indian state of Delhi-NCR, West Bengal, Bihar which borders Nepal. As walls shook, people rushed out of their homes and apartments to open areas. Strong tremors were felt in Delhi-NCR.