Kathmandu, Sept 17:
Nepal was rocked by two back-to-back earthquakes on Thursday, triggering tremors in parts of the country. No casualties or major damage were reported in the immediate aftermath.
The earthquakes occurred within a short interval, prompting residents in affected areas to move out of buildings as a precaution. Authorities and local officials were monitoring the situation for reports of damage or injuries.
Nepal is highly vulnerable to earthquakes because of its location in the seismically active Himalayan region. Officials have urged residents to remain alert and follow safety instructions in the event of further tremors.
Emergency agencies were keeping a watch on vulnerable areas and assessing whether the earthquakes had caused damage to buildings or infrastructure.