A major M7.3 earthquake occurred in Nepal on 12th May at 07:05 UTC (12:50 local time), 80km east of Kathmandu. This is an aftershock of the Mag 7.8 event of 25th April 2015. Read more.
The energy released by the earthquake today arrived at the Irish National Seismic Network (INSN) Station ILTH in Co Louth 11 minutes after rupture. Fatalities have been reported and further aftershocks are to be expected.
Below is as an image of the seismic traces of the main event recorded on the seismic stations of INSN.
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Last Updated: 22nd March 2016 by Anna
Earthquake in Nepal 12-5-2015
The energy released by the earthquake today arrived at the Irish National Seismic Network (INSN) Station ILTH in Co Louth 11 minutes after rupture. Fatalities have been reported and further aftershocks are to be expected.
Below is as an image of the seismic traces of the main event recorded on the seismic stations of INSN.
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