Hingoli district in Maharashtra was jolted by a mild earthquake on Saturday morning, causing concerns among local residents. The earthquake registered a magnitude of 3.6 on the Richter Scale and resulted in tremors being felt at 7:04 am and again at 7:12 am.

The seismic event was accompanied by a loud sound that reverberated through many villages, instilling fear in the hearts of the villagers. These underground noises have become a frequent occurrence in Hingoli, with residents reporting similar sounds over the past four to five years. Areas such as Pimpaldari, Amdari, Rajdari, Sonwadi, Jalaldhaba, Nandapur, Pangra Shinde, Kurunda, Sindagi, Potra, Laxman Naik Tanda, Tamti Tanda, Kupati, Wapti, Hingni, Khed experienced the distinct plate-like sound. Moreover, the tremors were also felt in Hingoli city itself.

The local authorities are closely monitoring the situation and urging residents to remain calm. While mild earthquakes are not uncommon in the region, the recurrence of loud sounds beneath the earth's surface has added to the unease among villagers. Efforts are underway to gather more information about the seismic activity and its potential implications.