No tsunami warning has been issued by the authorities and no damage has been reported as a result of the continuous strokes.

An earthquake of 4.3 magnitude on the Richter Scale struck Andaman Sea on Wednesday (June 25) morning, seventh such quake in the last 24 hours.

The earthquake hit Andaman Sea at 9:38 am, with its depth estimated to be 10 km below the surface, as per the National Centre for Seismology (NCS).

No tsunami warning has been issued by the authorities and no damage has been reported as a result of the continuous strokes.
Earlier, an earthquake of 4.8 magnitude struck Andaman Sea at 7:03 am, with its depth being 30 km below the surface, as per the NCS.

In the early morning of June 25, at 5:21 am, the earthquake of 4.3 magnitude struck Andaman Sea.

Similarly, an jolts of 4.2 magnitude were felt at 1:43 am in the early hours of June 25, whose depth was located 20 km below the surface.

On Tuesday, June 24, a 4.3-magnitude earthquake struck the Andaman Sea at 6:23 pm, at a depth of about 24 km. A second quake, measuring 4.7 in magnitude, followed at 6:42 pm, with a depth of 16 km.

A strong tremor of 5.2 magnitude struck Andaman Sea at 3:47 pm on June 24, which was the first such quake in the region. It was 61 km below the surface, as per NCS.