A magnitude 7 earthquake struck Tibet in China.
The earthquake had a magnitude of 7.0. At least 32 people were injured by the earthquake in Tibet.
- The earthquake had a magnitude of 7.0.
- At least 32 people were injured by the earthquake in Tibet.
- The earthquake's epicentre was about 191 kilometres east-north-east of Nagqu.
- More than 300 houses collapsed.
- The earthquake was the largest magnitude recorded in China since January 2024.
- The earthquake epicenter was located in the Baqen district.
- The China Earthquake Administration activated a Level-II emergency response.
- The earthquake occurred on Thursday at 22:33 local time according to USGS data.
- The number of people injured in the earthquake has risen to 76.
- The Chinese President requested efforts to find survivors and aid the injured.
- In January 2025, at least 126 people died in a magnitude 6.8 earthquake.
- USGS detected over 400 aftershocks.
- In December 2023, a quake in remote Gansu province killed at least 127 people.
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