Minor Tremor Jolts Myanmar: Magnitude 3.6 Earthquake Reported

A recent seismic event has been reported, with an earthquake of moderate intensity shaking parts of Myanmar. The tremor, registered at a magnitude of 3.6 on the Richter scale, occurred at approximately 12:49 PM today, local time.

According to data released by the National Center for Seismology (NCS), the earthquake's epicenter was located at latitude 24.30 and longitude 95.34.

The depth of the quake was recorded at 60 kilometers, indicating a relatively deep event which can sometimes help to mitigate surface intensity.

Fortunately, early reports suggest that the earthquake was minor and there have been no immediate casualties or significant damage to property reported.

While any seismic activity can be unsettling for residents, a magnitude 3.6 earthquake is generally considered light and is less likely to cause widespread destruction.

Authorities are continuing to monitor the situation, though no further alerts or advisories have been issued. Such events are not uncommon in the region, which lies within an active seismic zone.