A 5.1-magnitude earthquake shook Arunachal Pradesh Capital Complex at 12.32 am on Saturday. It also shook Bangladesh, India, Myanmar, Bhutan, and China with its epicenter located 42-km from Bomdila, US Geological Survey reported.

The earthquake shook for 77 seconds.

The entire North East India is under earthquake Zone V with the highest risk having a  history of 18 devastating earthquakes in the past century. In fact, NE India is one of the six most seismically active regions on the planet along with California, Japan, Mexico, Taiwan and Turkey.