A moderate seismic event was recorded in the northeastern region of India early Wednesday morning. The earthquake registered a magnitude of 4.10, occurring on February 4, 2026, at 03:27:36 UTC, according to global monitoring networks.
The epicenter was located within the state boundaries of Arunachal Pradesh, specifically centered near coordinates 27.50° N and 94.00° E. Initial measurements placed the hypocenter at a shallow focal depth, estimated at 15 kilometers below the surface.
Conditions reported near the epicenter at the time of the seismic activity were cold and clear. The local weather recorded a clear sky with an air temperature of 11.3°C, accompanied by light, negligible wind.
This area of the Indian subcontinent is characterized by persistent low-to-moderate seismicity due to its proximity to the complex tectonic boundary where the Indian Plate interacts with the Eurasian Plate.
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