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An official from the National Center for Seismology - a government body which monitors quakes - confirmed to NDTV that mild tremors were felt. "Very very mild ...

Social media platforms were flooded this morning with reports of mild tremors in and around Chennai. But, that wasn't the case either as the metro agency denied any such report. Later, similar reports came from the arterial Anna Salai.

The head of the South Zone of the Meteorological Research Center, Balachandran said, “the National Seismological Observatory in Delhi has been informed that ...

Such data has not yet been made available by the Centre,’ he said. The head of the South Zone of the Meteorological Research Center, Balachandran said, “the National Seismological Observatory in Delhi has been informed that there has been an earthquake in Chennai. Furthermore, the National Seismological Center’s records show that Chennai did not reportedly experience an earthquake.

Several residents took to twitter to voice their concern and some panic-stricken employees came down to roads from their office buildings.

The views and facts appearing in the social media post do not reflect the opinions of LatestLY, also LatestLY does not assume any responsibility or liability for the same.) [February 22, 2023] People of Chennai took to Twitter after they felt earthquake tremors in Tamil Nadu’s capital.

After reports of mild tremors at Royapettah in Chennai on Wednesday, the IMD and the National Centre for Seismology, New Delhi said they have not recorded ...

National Centre for Seismology scientist, Ravikant Singh in a statement said that the national network did not report any seismic activity or tremor signals near Chennai. Scientists said that some ongoing civil activities could have led to minor tremors in isolated pockets. After reports of mild tremors at Royapettah in Chennai on Wednesday, the IMD and the National Centre for Seismology, New Delhi said they have not recorded any earthquake

Chennai, Feb 22 (IANS): After reports of mild tremors at Royapettah in Chennai on Wednesday, the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) and the National ...

National Centre for Seismology scientist, Ravikant Singh in a statement said that the national network did not report any seismic activity or tremor signals near Chennai. Scientists said that some ongoing civil activities could have led to minor tremors in isolated pockets. Tirupati station is the closest station to Chennai and the observatory there also did not report any seismic activity.