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Earthquake of magnitude 4.3 jolts Tajikistan

By ANI | Updated: January 5, 2025 14:40 IST

Dushanbe [Tajikistan], January 5 : An earthquake of magnitude 4.3 struck Tajikistan on Sunday, according to the National Centre ...

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Dushanbe [Tajikistan], January 5 : An earthquake of magnitude 4.3 struck Tajikistan on Sunday, according to the National Centre for Seismology (NCS).

The earthquake occurred at 12:26 pm Indian Standard Time (IST), the NCS noted.

The earthquake was recorded at a depth of 130 kilometres at Latitude 37.25 N and Longitude 72.11 E.

Sharing a post on X, NCS wrote, "EQ of M: 4.3, On: 05/01/2025 12:26:46 IST, Lat: 37.25 N, Long: 72.11 E, Depth: 130 Km, Location: Tajikistan."

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Earlier, on December 26, an earthquake of magnitude 4.5 struck Tajikistan, as reported by the NCS. That earthquake occurred at 5:44 AM IST and was recorded at a depth of 130 kilometers, with its epicenter at Latitude 38.20 N and Longitude 72.89 E.

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