A 5.7 magnitude earthquake struck Madhabdi, Narsingdi in Bangladesh at 10:38 AM local time, with its epicenter about 40 km from Dhaka and occurring at a depth of 10 km. The tremor was felt strongly across Dhaka, Kolkata, and several northeastern cities including Agartala and Guwahati, causing panic and evacuation in many areas. Residents reported furniture and ceiling fans shaking, and social media videos showed widespread reactions. No casualties or major damages have been reported so far. The earthquake's impact was felt for several seconds and led to political exchanges in West Bengal, with parties making sharp remarks. The quake is part of a series of seismic activities in Bangladesh, including recent tremors in Jessore and other regions. The USGS and Bangladesh Meteorological Department confirmed the quake's magnitude and location. The tremors caused widespread panic but no significant injuries or destruction have been reported.