Where did the loud voice come from in Bangalore? Scientists deny earthquake tremors

In Bengaluru, people were suddenly shocked by the Bengaluru mysterious sound. Scientists at KSNDMC say that the activity that happened is not due to Earthquake. The seismometer has not recorded any ground vibration

Highlights

- People of the area in Bengaluru are under a mysterious loud voice
- Scientists deny any shock of earthquake
- According to KSNDMC, it is a completely unknown voice
- No ground vibration recorded in the seismometer

Bengaluru

In the afternoon in Bengaluru, the capital of Karnataka, there was a stir when a sudden loud bang sound was heard. This caused chaos. It is not clear yet what is the reason for which loud voice. Scientists at the Karnataka State Disaster Management Center (KSNDMC) have denied the earthquake.

According to preliminary information, this loud sound was heard in the Sarajapur, HSR, Whitefield and Hebbal areas of Bengaluru. It is being told that the incident happened at around 1.20 pm. Some people in the area feared that the sound was like an earthquake. Meanwhile, scientists at KSNDMC told our colleague Bangalore Mirror, 'Earthquake is not the cause of the activity that has happened in Bengaluru. The seismometer has not recorded any ground vibration (vibration in the ground), as during light shaking. This activity is completely an unknown loud voice. '

KSNDC director Srinivas Reddy told the Bengaluru Mirror, 'Earthquake activity is not limited to any one area. It is seen in large areas. We have checked our sensors, in which no earthquake activity has been recorded today.

Scientists also say that they are trying to find out what the source of the voice was by checking the system. Bengaluru Police Commissioner Bhaskar Rao said, 'There is no report of any harm from anywhere. No one has called 100 numbers yet. We have asked the Air Force Control Room to find out whether it came from the flight or there was no supersonic sound. Bengaluru Police is awaiting Air Force confirmation. '

The DCP of the Whitefield Division says that the area has been scrutinized in the area but no damage has been reported so far.