A 5.3-magnitude earthquake struck Telangana, with its epicenter located in Mulugu district. Social media was flooded with posts and videos from residents documenting their experiences.
On the morning of December 4, 2024, a 5.3-magnitude earthquake struck Telangana, with its epicenter located in Mulugu district. The tremors, which occurred at 7:27 AM, were felt in parts of Hyderabad and surrounding regions in Andhra Pradesh. This caused widespread panic as residents reported vibrations in homes and offices. Earthquakes of this magnitude are uncommon in the area, as Telangana is generally classified as a low-seismic region.
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While there were no immediate reports of casualties or significant property damage, the tremors disrupted daily life in the affected areas. Emergency response teams were dispatched to assess potential risks, and authorities have been actively monitoring the situation. Residents were advised to remain vigilant and follow safety precautions during potential aftershocks.
Seismologists attribute the event to minor tectonic movements in the region and are conducting further studies to evaluate any ongoing seismic activity.
Meanwhile, social media was flooded with posts and videos from residents documenting their experiences. The earthquake serves as a reminder of the importance of preparedness, even in areas with a historically low risk of seismic events.
Authorities are encouraging the public to stay calm and prioritize safety protocols to mitigate any potential risks.
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