
Watch: What caused Tibetan China’s earthquake
The Hindu
The Lhasa terrane, in which the quake’s mainshock emerged, includes sites involved in China’s construction of the world’s largest hydroelectric-power dam
On January 7, 2025 an earthquake with a magnitude of 7.1 struck Tibetan China and Nepal.
Chinese state media had reported 126 people had been killed, 188 injured, and hundreds of houses flattened on its side of the border.
There have also been reports of the tremors being felt as far away as Kathmandu, Thimphu, and Kolkata.
Visuals: AFP, The Hindu Archives and Getty images
Production and Voiceover: Yuvasree S

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