Today earthquake in Pakistan

 Moderate mag. 4.2 seismic tremor - 27 km north of Mandi Bahauddin, Mandi Bahāuddīn, Punjab, Pakistan, on Tuesday, Sep 27, 2022 at 6:04 am (GMT +5) - 2 hours 52 minutes prior

Extent 4.2 seismic tremor strikes close to Jhelum, Jhelum Area, Punjab, Pakistan

An extent 4.2 tremor close to Jhelum, Jhelum Locale, Punjab, Pakistan, was accounted for just 19 minutes prior by India's Public Community for Seismology (NCS), thought about the vitally public organization that screens seismic movement in this region of the planet. The seismic tremor happened at a shallow profundity of 10 km underneath the focal point early morning on Tuesday, September 27th, 2022, at 6:05 am nearby time. The specific extent, focal point, and profundity of the shake may be overhauled inside the following couple of hours or minutes as seismologists survey information and refine their computations, or as different offices issue their report.

A subsequent report was subsequently given by the European-Mediterranean Seismological Center (EMSC), which recorded it as an extent 4.2 tremor too.

In view of the starter seismic information, the shudder shouldn't have caused any critical harm, yet was presumably felt by many individuals as light vibration in the space of the focal point.

Feeble shaking could have been felt in Jhelum (pop. 145,000) found 12 km from the focal point, Sarai Alamgir (pop. 44,100) 15 km away, New Mirpur (pop. 124,400) 24 km away, and Kharian (pop. 81,400) 31 km away.

Different towns or urban communities close to the focal point where the tremor could have been felt as extremely feeble shaking incorporate Gujar Khan (pop. 69,400) found 43 km from the focal point, Mandi Bahauddin (pop. 129,700) 44 km away, Lalamusa (pop. 65,200) 44 km away, Rawalpindi (pop. 1,743,100) 87 km away, and Islamabad (pop. 601,600) 99 km away.