Earthquake of magnitude 4.0 strikes Pakistan
earthquake
measuring 4.0 on the Richter Scale struck
Pakistan
at 1:44 am (IST) on Saturday, according to the
National Center for Seismology
(
NCS
).
No immediate reports of damage or casualties have been received.
— NCS_Earthquake (@NCS_Earthquake)
(More details awaited)
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