Earthquake hits Japan again, intensity 4.7 on Richter scale

Every day, there are earthquakes in various parts of the world. Earthquakes are happening more frequently every day and are becoming more common worldwide. There are occasional earthquakes in various locations, including Japan. The earthquake that struck Japan today, March 13, registered a magnitude of 4.7 on the Richter scale, in addition to the other earthquakes that occurred today. The epicentre of this earthquake was 85 kilometres east of Isen. This earthquake happened in Japan today at 12:38 p.m. Indian time. This day's earthquake was also verified by Japan's Geophysics Agency.

The earthquake that struck Japan today had a depth of 25.4 kilometres.

Due to the earthquake that occurred in Japan today, people in the affected area felt a shock. Due to this many people ran out of their homes.

There was no damage due to this earthquake that occurred in Japan today.

The incidence of earthquakes is increasing across the world. In the last year, cases of earthquakes have been seen at some place or other all over the world. Some earthquakes do not cause any damage, but in the last few months, some earthquakes have been seen which have caused huge destruction. Last year, earthquakes in Turkey, Syria, Morocco, Afghanistan, Nepal and China also caused devastation. The earthquake that occurred in Japan on January 1 this year also caused devastation. Although not all earthquakes cause devastation, the increase in earthquake cases is a matter of concern.