Nepal Earthquake: Death toll rises to 154; communication cut off with many areas ,say officals

 At least 154 people are dead as of Saturday morning after a strong earthquake of 6.4 magnitude shook western western Nepal just before midnight Friday.

Dozens more have been found injured as rescue operations are underway across the mountain villages. Officials told Associated press that communication was cut off with many place .

 
Personal been mobilized to carry out rescue works. Landslides triggered by the tremor and it's Aftershocks obstructed certain trials for the rescuers.

According to the National Centre for seismology (NCS), the magnitude of the earthquake on the Richter scale was recorded at 6.4 and the epicenter of the quake was in Nepal at a depth of 10 km.


The earthquake, which was centred near the western temple town of jumla in Nepal, struck around 11:32 pm, the NCS said. Nepal's National Earthquake Monitoring & Research Centre said it's epicenter was the jajarkot, which is about 250 miles northeast of the Nepalese capital, Kathmandu .

Nepal PM visits affected areas

Prime Minister Pushpakamal Dahal 'Prachanda' headed towards the incident site
With a medical team Saturday morning .

Earlier, he took to Twitter and expressed grief over the damage caused by the earthquake." Honorable Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal "Prachanda" has expressed his deep sorrow over the human and material damage caused by the earthquake at Ramidanda in jajarkot at 11:47 on Friday night and has mobilized all 3 security agencies for the immediate rescue and relief of the injured, "Nepal PMO posted on X (formerly Twitter).

Tremors felte in northern India 

The earthquake in Nepal triggered strong tremors in Delhi and northern India, sending people rushing out of their homes late night on Friday.
The tremors were also felt in several districts including, Dehli -NCR , Uttar Pradesh and Bihar 


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