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Why the recent 6.4 magnitude earthquake should be a wake-up jolt for Assam


Why the recent 6.4 magnitude earthquake should be a wake-up jolt for Assam
Scientists point that anthropogenic factors could contribute to earthquake triggers, although of smaller magnitude.
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Seismic activity has a role to play in adding sediment load to the Brahmaputra river.
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When a strong, 6.4 magnitude earthquake shook Assam on April 28, there was panic and mayhem. The earth cracked near the epicentre in the Sonitpur district, and so did walls and ceilings of people’s houses scores of miles in the radius; buildings swayed “like betel nut trees in the wind”, a hill broke down, and water seeped out of paddy fields. ....

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Tremors Hit Earthquake-Prone Zone Parts of India after Assam Earthquake


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A call for a better disaster plan was brought out after a 6.4 magnitude earthquake was felt in the grounds of Assam, a state of India.
On a Wednesday morning of April 28, the residents in Dhekiajuli, a district of Assam, were awakened by a tremor which caused panic and extensive damage to the state.
The National Centre for Seismology (NCS) last recorded in its bulletin that the earthquake s epicenter (lat: 26.69, long: 92.36) has a depth of 17km and lasted for approximately 30 seconds. The shake was felt around 7:51 a.m. and originated 43km west of Tezpur, Assam, India. ....

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