Tajikistan
Open on the live globe ↗Brief · 15 September 2026
Tajikistan recorded a single significant event this week: an M4.6 earthquake near Rasht on 9 September 2026. The event was newly reported, striking at a depth of 30 km and exposing an estimated 111,279 people.
Earthquake An M4.6 earthquake occurred 24 km east of Rasht, Tajikistan, at a depth of 30 km on 9 September 2026, according to NEIC data via GDACS. The event exposed an estimated 111,279 people, with around 110,000 experiencing MMI IV shaking intensity.
- An M4.6 earthquake near Rasht, first reported on 9 September 2026, is newly tracked.
Generated by claude-sonnet-5 at 15 Sept, 10:03 UTC from Hazardly's own event records for the seven days to 15 September 2026. 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.
Events · last 7 days · 1
- Earthquake24 km E of Rasht, Tajikistan9 Sept, 22:31 UTC
Seven days of source changes
Revisions · 1 event also first tracked this week
No revisions this week — earthquakes are logged once and never revised; storms, fires, volcanoes and outbreaks record every source update.
Countries · by trend
5| Country | Active | Worst | Trend | Changed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kazakhstan | 10 | RED | steady1 escalating · 4 steady · 5 new | 5h ago |
| China | 3 | ORANGE | new1 new | 3h ago |
| Russia | 1 | GREEN | new1 new | 21h ago |
| Mongolia | 1 | GREEN | new1 new | 21h ago |
| Kyrgyzstan | 1 | GREEN | new1 new | 21h ago |
Trend compares each event’s own source-reported measure across Hazardly’s last two ingests. It measures reported change, not impact: a fire whose satellite coverage improved overnight can read as escalating, and a storm can weaken while its damage is still unfolding.
Nearby
- Kyrgyzstan
- Afghanistan
- Uzbekistan
- China
- Pakistan
- Turkmenistan
- Kazakhstan
Every event on this page traces to the official source it cites; figures are the sources' own. The brief is generated automatically from those records and is not an official warning or advice. Check the linked sources and local authorities before acting.