On 22 February 2026 at 16:57:46 UTC (23:57:46 local time), a deep earthquake was recorded in the northern region of Malaysia. 📍 Location: 6.8285°N, 116.2637°E 📌 Distance: 97 km north of Kota Kinabalu 📌 62 km WSW of Kudat 🌍 Depth: 619.8 km (Very Deep Focus) 📏 Distance from my location(Chilas,Pakistan): 5,365 km This was a very deep-focus earthquake, occurring at nearly 620 km beneath the Earth's surface. Earthquakes at such depths usually cause minimal surface damage but provide valuable insight into tectonic plate movements beneath the region. Deep earthquakes like this are often associated with subduction zones, where one tectonic plate moves beneath another. Monitoring such events helps scientists better understand Earth’s internal processes. Stay connected for more seismic updates and detailed analysis.

 Date: 20 February 2026 Time: 18:09:54 (Local Time) Magnitude: 5.8 (Richter Scale) Depth: 90.7 km Coordinates: 35.593°N, 69.761°E A magnitude 5.8 earthquake struck 38 km northeast of Bāzārak, Afghanistan, on 20 February 2026. The earthquake originated at a depth of approximately 90.7 km, indicating it was a deep-focus event. Due to its depth, shaking was felt across a wide region, including parts of northern Pakistan such as Islamabad and surrounding areas.