3.2 magnitude earthquake strikes Kutch

The Gandhinagar-based ISR said the earthquake was recorded at 10.06 a.m. and had a center 18 kilometers northeast of Kutch.

Event Overview

A mild earthquake of 3.2 magnitude struck the Kutch district of Gujarat, officials confirmed on Saturday. The tremor was recorded at a shallow depth, with its epicenter near Bhachau.

No Damage or Casualties

Authorities have reported no casualties or significant damage to property from the quake. Residents in the area felt mild tremors, but the situation remains under control.

Seismically Active Region

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Kutch lies in a seismically active zone and frequently experiences low to moderate intensity earthquakes. The district witnessed one of the deadliest earthquakes in Indian history in 2001, making locals and authorities particularly vigilant.

Monitoring and Preparedness

The Institute of Seismological Research (ISR) and local disaster management teams are monitoring the situation closely. Residents have been urged to stay calm and follow safety guidelines in the event.