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Nepal Hit by 7.1 Magnitude Earthquake; Tremors Felt in China, Delhi-NCR, Bihar, and Bengal

A 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck Nepal on Wednesday, with its epicenter located in the Lobuche region. The tremors were felt across Nepal, China, and India, causing panic among residents. In China, a 6.8 magnitude earthquake was also recorded, intensifying the seismic activity in the region. Several parts of India, including Delhi-NCR, Bihar, and West Bengal, experienced tremors, prompting people to evacuate buildings and rush outdoors. While no significant damage has been reported in India, the powerful jolts in Nepal have raised concerns about potential destruction in the affected areas. Rescue and relief efforts are underway in Nepal and China to assess and address the situation. Authorities have urged citizens to stay alert and follow safety protocols during aftershocks, as seismic activity in the region remains under close observation.

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