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A 3.4 magnitude tremor struck Kutch, Gujarat near Bhachau. No damage or casualties were reported. Kutch, a high-risk seismic zone, frequently experiences such events.

Mild Tremor Strikes Kutch, Gujarat: No Damage

A 3.4 magnitude tremor struck near Bhachau in Kutch, Gujarat. Fortunately, no casualties or damage were reported. This area falls in a very high-risk seismic zone, with a history of major earthquakes.

A 3.4 magnitude tremor struck Kutch

A 3.4 magnitude tremor was recorded near Bhachau in Kutch, Gujarat. No casualties or damage reported. Kutch is a high-risk seismic area with a history of severe quakes, including the deadly 2001 disaster.

A 3.4 magnitude tremor hit Kutch district of Gujarat on Wednesday evening, the Institute of Seismological Research (ISR) said.
No casualty or damage to property was reported due to it, a district disaster response official said.
The 3.4 magnitude tremor was recorded at 6.55 pm with its epicentre 12 km north-north east (NNE) from Bhachau in the district, the Gandhinagar-based ISR said in its update.
District authorities said no damage to property or loss of life was reported.
Kutch district is located in a "very high risk" seismic zone, and earthquakes of lower intensity occur regularly there.
The 2001 earthquake in the district was the third largest and second most destructive in India over the last two centuries. A large number of towns and villages in the district suffered almost complete destruction, killing around 13,800 people and leaving 167,000 injured.

Amreli in Gujarat has been the epicentre of an 'earthquake swarm', which refers to a sequence of mostly small tremors which can continue for days, weeks, and even months.

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Amreli in Gujarat has been the epicentre of an 'earthquake swarm', which refers to a sequence of mostly small tremors which can continue for days, weeks, and even months.

With the recent calamity in Turkey and Syria highlighting the humongous threat posed by earthquakes, it has come to light that a district in India has experienced almost 400 earthquakes over the last 2 years.
Amreli district in Gujarat has been the epicentre of an 'earthquake swarm', which refers to a sequence of mostly small tremors which can continue for days, weeks, and even months. Between 23 and 25 February, some areas in Amreli recorded 4 quakes with magnitudes ranging from 3.1 to 3.4.
Residents of the Mitiyala village in the district have started sleeping outside their houses due to the frequent temblors, as per news agency PTI.
In 2001, a massive earthquake in Gujarat's Kutch had killed 13,800 people and injured 1.67 lakh.
Asked about the recent seismic activity in Amreli, Gandhinagar-based Institute of Seismological Research's (ISR) officiating Director General Sumer Chopra told PTI that this is an "earthquake swarm" event in which small tremors keep on recurring. This is mostly seasonal.
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"In the last two years and two months, we recorded 400 mild tremors in Amreli, out of which 86 per cent were below the intensity of 2, while 13 per cent were between the intensity of 2 and 3 and only in five events, it went above 3 magnitude,&rdquo; he said. &ldquo;Most of these mild tremors are not even felt by the people. Just our machine records them,&rdquo; he said.
With a caveat that &ldquo;earthquakes cannot be predicted&rdquo;, Chopra said the possibility of a major earthquake is low when the 'earthquake swarm' is taking place.
(With PTI inputs)
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Merely a day after it was inaugurated, a portion of Narmada canal collapsed on Thursday in a major embarrasment for the BJP govt in the state.
The canal named Kutch Branch Canal (KBC) was inaugrated on Wednesday while Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel had tweeted the video of people cheering when the water of Narmada reached Modkuba and Bhujpur Canal in Kutch.
The opposition Congress and AAP parties were quick to react to the incident while taking digs at rival BJP.
Congress took to twitter and described the collapse as a display of corrupt Gujarat model of governance.
The Aam Aadmi Party on the other hand shared the video of the collapsed portion and wrote BJP's 'Vikas' model broke down within 24 hours.
A day before, while sharing the visuals of the newly inaugurated canal, CM Patel wrote on Twitter that the canal was a dream project of PM Narendra Modi, and his efforts and inspiration made this possible.
Notably, the construction and opening of canal has long been opposed by environmental activists.

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The Aam Aadmi Party shared the video of the collapsed portion and wrote BJP's 'Vikas' model broke down within 24 hours.

Merely a day after it was inaugurated, a portion of Narmada canal collapsed on 7 July leading to political attacks on the BJP govt in Gujarat, with just months to go for state elections.
The canal named Kutch Branch Canal (KBC) was inaugrated on 6 July. Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel had tweeted a video of people cheering when the water of Narmada reached Modkuba and Bhujpur Canal in Kutch.
After the cave-in, Opposition parties Congress and Aam Aadmi Party were quick to criticise the BJP.
Congress described the collapse as a display of the "corrupt Gujarat model of governance".
The Aam Aadmi Party on the other hand shared the video of the collapsed portion and wrote that the BJP's 'Vikas' model broke down within 24 hours.
A day earlier, while sharing visuals of the newly-inaugurated canal, CM Patel wrote on Twitter that it was a dream project of PM Narendra Modi, and his efforts and inspiration had made it possible.
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Notably, the construction and opening of canal has long been opposed by environmental activists.
Gujarat is set to go the elections later this year.

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