Overview
- The tremor struck at 9:34am with an epicentre about seven kilometres northwest of Malir at a depth of 10 kilometres.
- Residents reported light shaking, and authorities said there were no casualties or property damage.
- National Tsunami Centre officials expect the Landhi fault to remain active for a few days and advise those in weak structures to evacuate during tremors.
- Meteorologists describe the events as independent minor tremors rather than aftershocks or precursors, with round-the-clock monitoring in place.
- The incident follows recent stronger quakes elsewhere in the region and comes after Karachi logged dozens of small tremors in June.