Earthquake from Pakistan to Myanmar continues to wreak havoc, more than 2000 deaths – Earth is trembling in Asia

For the past few days, earthquake tremors have spread panic in many countries of Asia. While the disastrous earthquake in Myanmar has killed more than 2000 people so far, in Pakistan and Thailand, people have been scared of the earth. In the latest incident, another shock was felt in Pakistan around 3 pm on 2 April, which was recorded on the 4.3 Richter scale.

However, it is a matter of relief that no loss of life and property has been confirmed in this shock, but the atmosphere of fear is still maintained.

Destruction in Myanmar – more than 2000 deaths

The recent earthquake in Myanmar is proving to be the most frightening ever. The death toll here has crossed 2000 and hundreds of people are injured or missing. Rescue operations continue, but there is a lot of problems in relief operations due to continuous afterchox.

In many areas of Myanmar, buildings have collapsed, roads have broken and basic facilities like electricity and water have come to a standstill. This disaster once again reminds how helpless techniques and resources are in front of natural disasters.

Center for trembling land in Pakistan, Balochistan remains

According to the United States Geological Survey (USGS), the earthquake in Pakistan was recorded at a depth of 10 km in the east-south direction, 65 km from Balochistan. This region is already considered to be seismic sensitive.

The large part of Pakistan is located at the union point of Hindu Kush, Tibet and Himalayas, which makes it dangerous for earthquakes. This is the reason why small and big earthquakes keep coming here regularly.

Karachi also shake on Eid day – 4.7 intensity recorded

On the occasion of Eid this year, the earth was shaken in Pakistan’s largest city Karachi. The intensity of this earthquake was measured 4.7, while it was 4.6 according to USGS. Its center was 75 km north of the city. This shock scared people on the festival day and many people were seen running towards open places.

Shocks were also used in February, concern is increasing continuously

Earlier on February 28, an earthquake was felt in Pakistan, which was on the 4.5 Richter scale. This shock was not so intense, but a few days before, on 16 February, an earthquake which was near Rawalpindi and depth was 17 kilometers. The impact of these tremors was felt till the Pakistan Occupied Kashmir.

These continuous earthquakes have forced them to think afresh about earthquake alerts and preparations in Pakistan.

What does experts say?

Earthquake scientists believe that tectonic activities of Asian plates are growing rapidly, and it can be more serious in the coming times. Experts have warned that if the planning and disaster management of cities is not strengthened, further losses can be even more frightening.