The National Seismological Centre, Department of Mines and Geology, has urged people not to hurry back to homes and better to stay in safe places for at least two days.
The National Seismological Centre stated that Tuesday's tremor measuring 6.8 on Richter scale was an aftershock of the 7.6 Richter scale earthquake that struck Gorkha on April 25, 2015. The epicentre of today’s earthquake falls within rupture area of the April 25 main shock.
This is what The Himalayan Times has written quoting NSC Chief Lok Bijaya Adhikari Tuesday night:
We request people not to hurry back to their homes for the time being as temblors measuring 5 to 6 on Richter scale could occur tonight or tomorrow
At least 61 people have died in different parts of Nepal by Tuesday earthquake alone. Earthquake with magnitude 4.2 hit for the first time making Kathmandu valley as an epicenter on Wednesday morning.
Landslides triggered by the earthquake have again obstructed the Lamo Sanghu-Barahbise section of Araniko Highway and Trishuli-Dhunche section of Pasang Lhamu Highway on Tuesday.
Prime Minister Sushil Koirala has appealed people to remain patient, strong and safe without being scared at this hour of crisis.
Recommended Post: Latest updates on Nepal earthquakes 2015
Comments
Post a Comment
Your feedback is important to us!
We invite all our readers to share with us their views about this natural disaster post.
Disclaimer: Comments posted below are from readers. In no way do they represent the view of Disaster-Report.com. This is a public forum.
Below views may be monitored for inappropriate content. Please note that your email address will NOT appear on the site. Read our privacy policy here.
Disaster Report reports recent natural disaster news 24 hours a day. A daily natural disasters list (published everyday) includes details of all (almost) natural disasters occurred worldwide. Click for recent natural disasters list.