Key facts
- A 4.7-magnitude earthquake struck Assam's Cachar district on Thursday night.
- The tremor occurred at 9:10 PM.
- The earthquake's epicenter was in Cachar district at a depth of 39 km.
- The earthquake was felt across parts of Northeast India, including Meghalaya.
- There were no immediate reports of damage or casualties.
A 4.7-magnitude earthquake struck Assam's Cachar district on Thursday night, causing tremors felt across several northeastern states, including Meghalaya. The seismic office reported the earthquake occurred at 9:10 PM with its epicenter located in Cachar district at a depth of 39 kilometers. Officials stated that the tremor was felt in various parts of Assam and neighboring northeastern states. As of the latest reports, there were no immediate indications of any loss of life or damage to property in Meghalaya or other affected areas. The Northeast region is known to be highly seismically active, experiencing frequent earthquakes of varying intensities.