
3.0-Magnitude Earthquake Recorded In Bengaluru, No Damage Expected
What Happened?
A mild 3.0-magnitude earthquake struck Bengaluru Rural district on Friday morning, with its epicenter near Timmojanahalli village. The Karnataka State Natural Disaster Monitoring Centre reported no expected damage.
Key points
- The earthquake occurred at 9:01 am at a depth of 10 km.
- The epicenter was located 0.5 km north of Timmojanahalli village.
- Seismic intensity near the epicenter was low.
- Tremors could be felt within a radius of 20 to 30 km.
- The region falls in Seismic Zone II with no known structural issues.
Key insights
- Residents in nearby areas may experience mild vibrations.
- The earthquake's occurrence in Seismic Zone II indicates a generally stable geological environment.
Why it matters
The earthquake's low intensity suggests minimal risk to local residents.
Source
Times Now