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Strong earthquake hits Hindu Kush, shaking Afghanistan and Pakistan

A strong earthquake in the Hindu Kush region has triggered tremors across Afghanistan, Pakistan, and into Delhi.

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The brief

A powerful earthquake struck the Hindu Kush region, shaking both Afghanistan and Pakistan. Magnitude estimates vary across reports, with ABC News citing a 5.9 magnitude event and Hindustan Times reporting a 5.4 magnitude quake.

Coverage from Reuters, ABC News, and Hindustan Times emphasizes that no damage has been reported. NDTV further notes that tremors were felt as far as Delhi and Jammu & Kashmir following the strike in Afghanistan.

Future updates will likely focus on further damage assessments and confirmation of the earthquake's precise magnitude.

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Quick answers

Where was the earthquake centered?

The earthquake hit the Hindu Kush region, affecting Afghanistan and Pakistan.

Were there any reported casualties or damages?

According to reports from ABC News and Hindustan Times, no damage has been reported.

Which other areas felt the tremors?

NDTV reports that tremors were felt in Delhi and Jammu & Kashmir.

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