A mild earthquake measuring 4.7 on the Richter scale struck parts of Hingoli district in Maharashtra on Saturday morning, April 11, causing tremors across several districts, including Nanded, but no reported loss of life. According to initial data shared on social media, the quake occurred at 8:45 am IST at a depth of 10 km, with its epicentre near Hingoli.

Tremors were felt in neighbouring districts including Parbhani, Nanded, Washim, and Yavatmal, prompting residents to rush out of their homes in panic. The shaking, reported around 8:46–8:47 am, was brief but noticeable in many areas. Earthquake in Madhya Pradesh: 3.6 Magnitude Tremor Hits Barwani, No Damage or Casualties Reported.

Earthquake in Nanded and Hingoli

Earthquake in Nanded and Hingoli: Tremors Felt Across Multiple Districts

Residents in Hingoli and nearby regions reported that household items, including utensils, fell to the ground due to the sudden tremors. In several villages, minor structural damage was observed, with cracks appearing in walls and rooftops.

While earthquakes are not uncommon in Hingoli district, locals described this tremor as stronger than usual. The impact was felt widely, with reports indicating that most parts of the district experienced the shaking. Earthquake in Maharashtra: Tremor of 3.7 Magnitude on Richter Scale Jolts Palghar; No Casualty Reported.

No Casualties, Minor Damage Reported

Authorities have not reported any casualties or serious injuries so far. However, minor damage to residential structures has been noted in some areas.

Officials said an assessment is underway to evaluate the extent of the damage. Despite initial reports circulating online, formal confirmation and detailed records from the administration are still being compiled.

Local authorities have appealed to residents to remain calm and avoid panic. Emergency teams are monitoring the situation, and further updates are expected as assessments continue.

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