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1 active event · 1 significant · worst orange · Updated 20 September 2026

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Brief · 19 September 2026

An M4.8 earthquake struck 18 km southwest of Mongar, Bhutan, on 19 September 2026 at a depth of 10 km. USGS/GDACS data indicate the event exposed approximately 19,432 people, with 13 felt reports recorded. This is a newly reported event.

Earthquake An M4.8 earthquake occurred 18 km southwest of Mongar at a depth of 10 km, exposing an estimated 19,432 people, with about 20 thousand experiencing MMI intensity IV or greater. Thirteen felt reports were logged by NEIC via GDACS.

  • An M4.8 earthquake near Mongar, first reported on 19 September, is a newly tracked event.

Summarised from Hazardly's tracked events for the seven days to 19 September 2026 · no external sources. Generated by claude-sonnet-5 at 19 Sept, 20:41 UTC, not reviewed by a person before publication. Outbreak lines name the disease and country only; WHO's bulletin text is on each outbreak's event page.

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