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Earthquake of magnitude 5.5 hits Arunachal Pradesh, Assam; tremors also felt in rest of North East
An earthquake of magnitude 5.5 hit Arunachal Pradesh on Friday.
An earthquake of magnitude 5.5 hit Arunachal Pradesh on Friday, reported ANI. The tremors were also felt in Assam and other northeastern states.Northeast Now reported that the epicentre of the earthquake was located in Arunachal Pradesh's Bomdila.News reports have said that no casualties or damage have been reported till now.Further details are awaited.
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First Published:Jul 19, 2019, 16:08:17 IST
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