So far, India, Nepal and Bhutan have reported no casualties from the earthquake. The quake woke up residents in Nepal's capital of Kathmandu — about 140 miles (230 kilometres) from the epicentre ...

Bhutan and Northern India No reports of damage, lives lost around Everest, Nepal authorities say BEIJING/KATHMANDU Jan 7 ...

More than 120 people have been killed after a powerful earthquake struck a remote region of Tibet on Tuesday morning, with tremors felt across the Himalayas in neighboring Nepal, Bhutan and parts of ...

A powerful earthquake has struck a remote region of Tibet, killing at least 126 people and wounding more than 100 others, with tremors felt in Nepal, Bhutan and parts of northern India.

Preparing for future earthquakes by developing and spreading earthquake risk evaluation and aseismic protection techniques In Bhutan, most residential and public facilities are made of rammed earth* ...

The Kingdom of Bhutan lies along the same Himalayan belt as Nepal, where a significant and devastating earthquake struck in 2015. Yet despite its proximity to major seismic disruption, Bhutan has ...

At least 188 injured as tremors also shook buildings in neighbouring Nepal, Bhutan and India. A strong earthquake has struck near one of Tibet’s holiest cities, killing at least 126 people and leaving ...

The tremors of the Shigatse earthquake were felt across the neighbouring countries, including Bhutan. Gasa, the nearest dzongkhag to the epicentre, experienced the maximum intensity of four on the ...

The China Earthquake Networks Centre located the epicentre ... The quake also jolted Thimphu, the capital of Bhutan, and the northern Indian state of Bihar which borders Nepal.

The earthquake, which struck at 9.05am local time, was centred in Tibet’s Tingri County – known as the northern gateway to the Everest region – at a depth of about 10km, the US Geological ...

Earthquake in Tibet Kills More Than 120 ... Tremors also shook buildings in neighbouring Nepal, Bhutan and India. The impact was felt across the Shigatse region of Tibet, home to 800,000 people.