Telangana hit with second-biggest earthquake in 55 years: Why tremors are rare here
India TodayResidents of Telangana's Mulugu area were woken up by an unusual jolt in the morning — an earthquake. An earthquake of magnitude 5.3 struck Mulugu, Telangana, at around 7:27 a.m. at a depth of 40 kilometres on Wednesday, according to the National Center for Seismology. The seismic zones of the entire country are classified based on the empirical seismic attenuation law, which is related to the maximum credible earthquake source zone located near the area under study. ðèBreaking News ðè Earthquake tremors felt in Mulugu, Telangana; magnitude measured at 5.3 on the Richter scale.#earthquake visuals ðÄð pic.twitter.com/mEsXNbD58e — àä¸àåàä°àä àäªàä¾àä£àåàäáàåàäï ð December 4, 2024 D Srinagesh urged disaster management authorities in both states to take necessary steps to ensure that structures meet the design standards for their respective seismic zones. #Telangana #earthquake pic.twitter.com/8r34SlkL0G — Press Trust of India December 4, 2024 Srinagesh emphasised the importance of earthquake safety to minimize loss of life and property damage.