Overview
- A 4.6-magnitude earthquake struck southwestern Pakistan on May 12, 2025, with an epicenter at 29.12°N, 67.26°E and a depth of 10 km.
- The shallow depth of the quake amplified surface shaking, though no casualties or major structural damage have been reported so far.
- Tremors were felt in nearby areas, causing brief panic among residents, but the situation remains under control.
- This event follows a 4.0-magnitude quake in Pakistan just days earlier, highlighting ongoing seismic activity in the region.
- Seismologists are closely monitoring the area, which lies along a major tectonic boundary prone to frequent earthquakes, for potential further developments.