– May 12: A magnitude 4.6 earthquake.
– May 10: Two back-to-back earthquakes with magnitudes of 4.7 and later, a smaller quake of magnitude 4.0.
The succession of earthquakes in Pakistan underscores the region’s seismic vulnerability due to its location along active tectonic zones, such as the collision between the Indian plate and Eurasian plate. Although there were no immediate reported damages from this latest event, repeated low-to-moderate intensity quakes signal potential risks for infrastructure and public safety if higher magnitude tremors occur in densely populated areas.
For India, which shares fault lines along similar tectonic regions, these incidents serve as a reminder to continuously assess structural preparedness against earthquakes through robust mitigation strategies like awareness programs and stricter building regulations.Read More: Click here