Tehri Garhwal: Earthquake tremors have been felt in the Tehri Garhwal area of Uttarakhand. According to information received from the National Center for Seismology (NCS), tremors were felt on Tuesday evening at 6.18 pm. The Richter Scale has an earthquake measuring 3.4. At present, there is no news of any kind of genocide. Earlier on August 21, a shock of a moderate recorded earthquake was felt in Jharkhand (Jharkhand). These tremors were felt at Sahebganj around 12:07 pm. Its intensity on the Richter scale was measured at 4.3. However, there is no news of any loss from this. Earlier on June 5, earthquake tremors were felt in the morning. At that time the intensity was measured at 4.7. These tremors came in Jamshedpur.
At the same time, earthquake tremors were felt in East Kameng district on 20 July in Arunachal Pradesh. Its intensity on the Richter scale was measured at 5.5. The tremors were felt at 4.24 am. Even before this, three earthquakes of magnitude 5.6, 3.8 and 4.9 had occurred in Arunachal Pradesh. According to the information, the first 5.62-magnitude earthquake occurred at a depth of 10 km in East Kameng district of Arunachal Pradesh. Tremors were also felt in Guwahati, other parts of Assam and Dimapur in Nagaland.
A second earthquake of 3.8 Richter and a third earthquake of 4.9 magnitude.
Due to heavy rains in Tali Kansari village of Pokhari tehsil of Chamoli district, the debris came towards the village. In its grip, the village panchayat building turned into rubble. One person living in this Panchayat Bhavan was also killed, while four others were seriously injured.
According to village head Ravindra Singh of Tali Kansari village, 6 people of the company doing road construction work late night were eating food and sleeping in Panchayat Bhavan. Then due to heavy rain, debris came over the Panchayat building. The debris was so much that the building was completely damaged. Five people sleeping in Panchayat Bhavan suffered serious injuries.
Here, Baba Kedarnath’s bhog mandi and the head priest’s residence have been damaged. Rain water is dripping in them. To avoid this, tarpaulins have been installed in the roof of the main priest’s residence and Baba’s Bhog Mandi.
