New Delhi: All Indians in Kabul are safe and there are no reports of damage to Indian owned property in the city in the wake of a devastating earthquake with its epicentre in Afghanistan that hit today, an Indian embassy official said.
"As of now, there are no reports of casualties or injuries among Indians," the official told IANS on the phone at 4.30 pm (IST), adding that Indian Ambassador Amar Sinha was going around the city to assess the situation.
Attempts were also being made to contact the Indian consulates in Afghanistan to assess the situation, the official added.
"As of now, there are no reports of casualties or injuries among Indians," the official told IANS on the phone at 4.30 pm (IST), adding that Indian Ambassador Amar Sinha was going around the city to assess the situation.
Attempts were also being made to contact the Indian consulates in Afghanistan to assess the situation, the official added.
COMMENTS
Advertisement
Water Shortage Feared As Snow Persistence In Himalayas Hits Record Low Earthquake Of Magnitude 4.5 Strikes Afghanistan, No Deaths Reported 4.3 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Afghanistan Vandalism At Kolkata Hospital Where Doctor Was Raped, Tear Gas Fired 150 mg Semen In Kolkata Doctor's Body, Suspect Gang-Rape: Parents To Court 2 French Rafale Jets Collide Mid-Air, Instructor, Pilot Missing "Soldiers, Farmers, Youth. I Salute Them All": PM Modi In Speech At Red Fort Trump Speaks With Netanyahu Over Gaza Truce And Hostage Deal: Report Indian-Origin Man Jailed For Helping Friend In Singapore Football Scam Track Latest News Live on NDTV.com and get news updates from India and around the world.