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Earthquake of magnitude 4.0 jolts Tajikistan

By ANI | Updated: June 21, 2025 04:08 IST

Dushanbe [Tajikistan], June 21 : An earthquake of magnitude 4.0 struck Tajikistan in the early hours of Saturday, with ...

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Dushanbe [Tajikistan], June 21 : An earthquake of magnitude 4.0 struck Tajikistan in the early hours of Saturday, with tremors felt in its capital, Dushanbe, the National Center for Seismology (NCS) reported.

According to the NCS, the quake occurred at 01:36:29 IST, with its epicentre located at latitude 37.21 N and longitude 72.10 E, at a depth of 140 kilometres.

Sharing the information on X, NCS wrote: "EQ of M: 4.0, On: 21/06/2025 01:36:29 IST, Lat: 37.21 N, Long: 72.10 E, Depth: 140 Km, Location: Tajikistan."

https://x.com/NCS_Earthquake/status/1936157256149876995

So far, no reports of casualties or damage have been received from the region.

Further updates are awaited.

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