A 5.2 magnitude earthquake struck several regions of Pakistan on Friday morning, according to Indian media outlet NDTV. The quake’s epicenter was located at a depth of 135 kilometers beneath the surface. No immediate reports of casualties or damage have been received, but authorities are monitoring aftershocks and advising residents to remain cautious and follow safety protocols. The tremor occurred on the same morning that a 5.7 magnitude earthquake shook Dhaka, Bangladesh, with its epicenter in Narsingdi’s Madhabdi area. Experts note that shallow earthquakes tend to cause more surface damage due to stronger ground vibrations. The region encompassing Afghanistan, Pakistan, and northern India is among the world’s most earthquake-prone zones, frequently experiencing moderate to strong seismic activity.