A moderate earthquake measuring 5.4 on the Richter scale recently shook the Andaman Islands, according to a confirmation from the National Center for Seismology. The seismic event was recorded with its epicenter located at a latitude of 12.49 N and a longitude of 93.83 E. The earthquake originated at a relatively deep hypocenter of 90 kilometers.
No casualties or Damage Reported
No casualties or significant damage have been reported so far following the 5.4-magnitude earthquake that struck the Andaman Islands, the National Centre for Seismology confirmed.
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Earthquake History of Andaman Islands
1941
A powerful 7.7 magnitude earthquake caused severe structural damage in Port Blair, including the partial collapse of the Cellular Jail, and triggered a local tsunami.
2004
The devastating 9.2 Indian Ocean earthquake caused a massive tsunami that severely impacted the islands, leading to widespread destruction and coastal subsidence.
2009
A strong 7.5 magnitude quake struck the region, which was the most powerful felt since.
2004
Causing strong shaking but no major widespread tsunami.
2010
A significant 7.5 magnitude earthquake occurred near the Nicobar Islands, impacting the southern part of the island chain and serving as a reminder of the region’s ongoing high seismic activity.
2025
A moderate $M 5.4 magnitude earthquake was confirmed by the National Center for Seismology, serving as a common seismic event in this highly active tectonic zone.
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