Shaky Wake-Up: Myanmar Quake Rattles Northeast India

A 4.7 magnitude earthquake struck Myanmar early Tuesday morning, sending tremors across several northeastern states of India including Assam, Manipur, and Nagaland. The seismic event, though moderate in scale, triggered widespread concern due to its proximity to densely populated border regions.

Key highlights of the quake

1. The earthquake occurred at 6:10 am IST on September 30, 2025  
2. Epicenter was located 27 km southeast of Ukhrul in Manipur, near the Indo-Myanmar border  
3. Depth of the quake was recorded at 15 km, indicating a shallow and more perceptible tremor  
4. Coordinates were marked at latitude 24.73 N and longitude 94.63 E  

Impact across Northeast India

- Tremors were felt in multiple towns including Wokha, Dimapur, and Mokokchung in Nagaland  
- Assam and Manipur residents reported mild shaking, though no damage or casualties have been confirmed  
- Mizoram’s Ngopa and Champhai also experienced vibrations due to the quake’s reach  

Regional seismic activity

- The Myanmar quake follows a series of recent tremors in South Asia, including a 3.4 magnitude quake in Maharashtra’s Satara and a 3.3 magnitude tremor in Tibet earlier the same morning  
- Bangladesh also experienced a 3.5 magnitude quake on September 27, felt in parts of West Bengal  

Authorities are monitoring the situation closely, and no emergency alerts have been issued as of now. Residents are advised to stay informed and follow safety protocols in case of aftershocks.

Sources: MSN India, News18, India TV News, Times of India