Northeast India
Powerful Earthquake Jolts Northeastern India
An earthquake with a magnitude of 6,4 has struck an area in northeast India, posing a serious threat to thousands of people.
The powerful earthquake, which originated in Tezpur, Assam near the Himalayas had a depth of 34 kilometres when it hit Wednesday at 7.51am (local time).
Two aftershocks were also reported within minutes of the initial quake, according to India Today.
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