4 earthquakes jolt India, other Asian countries within an hour
Four earthquakes struck parts of India, Myanmar, and Tajikistan within just one hour on Sunday morning, raising concerns across central and South Asia.
Four earthquakes struck parts of India, Myanmar, and Tajikistan within just one hour on Sunday morning, raising concerns across central and South Asia.
Indian PM Narendra Modi today on Saturday spoke to Min Aung Hlaing, the head of the military-led government in Myanmar, and said India stands in solidarity with the country in dealing with the devastation caused by a massive earthquake there.
The earthquake and the damage it has caused have once again underlined the need for regional cooperation in the BIMSTEC region, which is now facing political instability and environmental disasters.
The death toll from a 7.7 magnitude earthquake that hit Myanmar has climbed to 1,002, state-run sources said on Saturday.
The quake, which struck at 01.25 am local time, sent terrified residents rushing into the streets, with many spending the night in their cars.
A meeting of the UN Security Council was briefly interrupted as a rare 4.8 magnitude earthquake hit the New York area Friday morning
The missing Indians are a man and a woman, who were last seen in Taroko Gorge, close to epicentre