A 4.3-magnitude earthquake jolts Nashik district in Maharashtra, with tremors causing small cracks in some houses. District officials report no casualties. Some residents also report aftershocks following the initial quake, and local authorities conduct checks to assess any damage.
Multiple sources cite the National Centre for Seismology for the quake’s timing and magnitude. In addition to the main shock, an aftershock of about 3.3 magnitude occurs at 5:33 am on Sunday. Officials inspect key local infrastructure, including nearby dams, and report that structures appear to remain intact.
While accounts focus on different observable effects—such as cracks in walls versus infrastructure checks—both describe the event as relatively mild, report no confirmed injuries or deaths, and emphasize ongoing situational monitoring by authorities and continued public caution.
