Yet another earthquake brings yet another flood of memes as Delhi, adjoining areas tremble second time in a week

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Updated At : 02:22 AM Nov 13, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh, November 12

An earthquake of 5.4 magnitude jolted Nepal with trembling felt in Delhi NCR and adjoining areas. The twitches were felt on Saturday around 8pm.

This is second such incident in a week. Earlier, similar trembling was felt in Delhi on Tuesday night around 2am. The incident left six persons dead and eight others injured.

As Delhi is already reeling under acute pollution, 2 incidents of earthquake within a week have left netizens flabbergasted. A memes fest in this context has been fuelled on Twitter with people expressing their anguish.

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