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Mirpur (Dharti News) Earthquake tremors will be felt in Jhelum city of Punjab province of Pakistan on Tuesday morning. The magnitude of the earthquake has been reported as 4.2. The epicenter of the earthquake was Jhelum, while the depth was 10 kilometers. In addition to the nearby areas of Jhelum, tremors will also be felt in Mirpur Azad Kashmir, where people came out of their homes reciting Kalima Tayyaba. Three years ago, there was an earthquake in this area which killed around 40 citizens.

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