Earthquake in Delhi as of 8:29 AM on February 17, 2025, no earthquakes have been reported in Delhi today. The most recent seismic activity in the region occurred on February 9, 2025, when a 2.5 magnitude earthquake struck approximately 261 km north-northeast of Delhi.
Reason of Earthquake in Delhi
Delhi is situated in Seismic Zone IV, indicating a high risk of seismic activity. Historically, the city has experienced significant earthquakes, such as the 6.7 magnitude Khurja earthquake on October 10, 1956, which resulted in fatalities and injuries in Delhi.
To enhance preparedness, the Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) has been proactive in conducting earthquake preparedness exercises. For instance, a major mock drill was conducted on March 24, 2023, to evaluate and improve the city’s readiness for seismic events.
Residents are encouraged to stay informed about seismic safety measures. The DDMA provides resources and guidelines on earthquake preparedness, including safety tips and structural recommendations, to help individuals and communities mitigate risks associated with earthquakes.
For real-time updates on seismic activities, the National Center for Seismology offers timely information.
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