An earthquake of magnitude 4.4 hit Bay of Bengal during the wee hours of Monday, the National Center for Seismology said. The quake occured at 01:29:06 Indian Standard Time (IST) at a depth of 70 kilometers below the Earth’s surface.
The epicenter of this seismic event was located at latitude 9.75 degrees North and longitude 84.12 degrees East.
“Earthquake of Magnitude: 4.4, Occurred on 11-09-2023, 01:29:06 IST, Latitude: 9.75 and Long: 84.12, depth: 70 km, location: Bay of Bengal, India,” the agency said in a post on X (formerly Twitter).
The NCS is the primary organization of the Indian government for keeping track of the country’s seismic activity. It keeps up a network of 155 sites across the nation to continuously track seismic activity.
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During an earthquake, what to do is:
In the event of an earthquake, one should always maintain their composure and reassure others.
During the event, one should always seek out the safest location, which is an open area far from any structures.
People should avoid glass windows and doors indoors and seek shelter behind a desk, table, or bed.
Keep your cool and avoid making a hasty exit from the building, which could start a stampede.
If one is outside, they should keep their distance from structures and power lines, and they should stop any moving cars right away.
It should be remembered to release all household animals and pets so they can flee, and one should remain outside until the tremors stop.
It is also suggested to avoid using candles, matches, and to extinguish all fires.
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