Peshawar: A magnitude 5.2 earthquake struck northwestern Pakistan today, with no immediate reports of casualties or material damage. Local authorities stated that the quake affected areas including Peshawar, Swat, Malakand, and Mansehra. The epicenter was recorded at a depth of 212 kilometers near the Tajik-Afghan border. According to Qatar News Agency, this seismic event follows a 5.0-magnitude earthquake that struck northern Pakistan in September, impacting the Hindu Kush mountain range. The recent quake has raised concerns among the residents, although no significant damage has been reported thus far. Authorities are monitoring the situation closely and have urged citizens to remain cautious.
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