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Earthquake hits Nepal again, intensity so high that people come out of their homes
Samira Vishwas | December 1, 2025 9:24 AM CST

Earthquake in Nepal: An earthquake of 4.4 magnitude occurred on Sunday, November 30, in Bajhang district of Far Western Province of neighboring country Nepal. Due to this, people came out of their homes. Officials said there was no news of any damage due to the earthquake. According to the National Earthquake Monitoring and Research Center (NEMRC), the epicenter of the earthquake was Saipal Mountain in Bajhang district.

NEMRC said the tremors were felt by people living in neighboring districts including Bajura in the Western Province. Nepal is located in the most active tectonic zones (seismic zones four and five). Due to this, it is extremely sensitive to earthquakes and earthquakes occur here several times every year.

There was an earthquake in Kaski

Earlier, earthquake tremors were felt on November 23 in Kaski district of Gandaki province in Nepal. An earthquake measuring four on the Richter scale was felt. According to the National Center for Earthquake Monitoring and Research, the earthquake was recorded at 5.17 pm local time. Its center was located near Annapurna II mountain. The quake was also felt in neighboring Balung, Lamjung and Syangja districts.

Earthquake occurred in America on November 27

On the morning of November 27, a 6.0 magnitude earthquake struck the Anchorage metropolitan area of ​​Alaska in the United States. According to the US Geological Survey (UMGS), the earthquake occurred at 8:11 am local time at a depth of 69 kilometers. There were no immediate reports of any significant damage. Its center was located 12 kilometers west-northwest of Susitna, Alaska, which is 108 kilometers northwest of the city. There is no report of any major damage. According to the USGS, Alaska is the most earthquake-risk state in the US. One of the most seismically active areas in the world. An earthquake of magnitude seven occurs almost every year in this state.

Why do earthquakes occur?

The main reason for earthquakes is the movement of tectonic plates. When the edges of these huge plates present in the earth’s crust collide and rub or pass over each other, huge pressure is created. When this pressure exceeds the bearing capacity of the rocks, they break. The stored energy is suddenly released, causing seismic waves and the ground to tremble.


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