LOS ANGELES (LALATE) – An earthquake has struck India today near Imphal, Manipur. The massive earthquake today registered 6.4 and struck shortly before 8:30 PM local time. There are no reports of significant aftershocks as of Friday morning Pacific Standard Time.

Today’s India earthquake was not near the earth’s surface and did not strike in a densely populate region. Rather the quake struck fifty miles east of Imphal, Manipur region, and eighty miles south of Kohima, Nagaland. It was centered roughly four hundred miles east of Calcutta (West Bengal) and a thousand miles east of New Delhi.

The quake was also significantly below the earth’s surface at fifty-five miles.

No reports of injuries have been given. The quake’s center appeared to be north of the Alaungdaq Kathapa National Park, an expansive area between Madalay to the east and Mathiura Union to the west. The quake was closest to NH39 north of Moreh.

In related news, a 4.6 earthquake struck Sterling, Alaska; it followed a 4.8 earthquake in Adak earlier.