Overview
- The National Centre for Seismology recorded a 4.4 magnitude quake at 9:04 am IST on July 10 with an epicentre near Jhajjar, Haryana, at a depth of 10 km.
- Tremors were felt across Delhi, Noida and Gurugram and reached as far as Meerut and Shamli, prompting some residents to evacuate buildings.
- No casualties or structural damage have been reported so far and authorities remain on high alert for potential aftershocks.
- The National Disaster Response Force advised people to avoid lifts, use stairs during tremors and pull over to an open space if driving.
- Delhi’s classification in Seismic Zone IV underscores its vulnerability and officials reference past quakes to reinforce preparedness measures.