Karachi EarthQuake: 3.2 Magnitude Tremor Jolts North of Malir

Islamabad, 14 June 2025: Karachi Quake, Mild seismic activity was recorded early Saturday morning near the outskirts of Karachi, with authorities confirming a shallow tremor centered north of Malir.

According to the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD), the tremor struck at precisely 09:53 AM PST on June 14, 2025.

Initial reports by the PMD’s seismic monitoring unit in Islamabad noted that the earthquake measured 3.2 on the Richter scale, with a focal depth of 35 kilometers beneath the surface.

The epicenter was located approximately 12 kilometers north of Malir, placing it within Karachi’s less densely populated northern fringes.

READ MORE: Earthquake Shakes Karachi on Sunday Evening

The Karachi Quake did not cause any immediate injuries or structural damage, but it was mildly felt in various parts of the city, especially in high-rise buildings and coastal zones. Emergency response teams were placed on standby as a precaution, though no alerts were officially issued.

Local residents in areas close to the epicenter reported brief but noticeable ground vibrations. Authorities have urged the public to remain calm and follow safety guidelines in the event of aftershocks, although none have been recorded so far.

READ MORE: 5.9 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Pakistan

Seismologists emphasize that the region remains vulnerable due to its proximity to the tectonic boundary between the Indian and Eurasian plates, making low-intensity quakes like this one a periodic occurrence.

This Karachi Quake serves as a timely reminder for urban safety planners to continue earthquake preparedness efforts in Pakistan’s largest city.