New Delhi:
Two medium intensity earthquakes hit the Chamba region on the Himachal Pradesh-Jammu and Kashmir border on Monday afternoon, the National Centre For Seismology (NCS) said.
The first tremor, which had a magnitude of 5.0, was reported at around 12.10 pm.
The second one, having a magnitude of 2.7, occurred at 12.57 pm, the NCS said.
Both quakes took place at a depth of 5 km.
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