India, Aug. 10 -- Tremors damaged at least five houses and partially collapsed a temple wall in Nashik district late Saturday night, triggering panic across the city and seven rural talukas. No casualties or injuries were reported.

According to the National Centre for Seismology, Nashik was hit by a 4.3-magnitude earthquake after 10 pm on Saturday, followed by a 3.3-magnitude tremor at 5.33 am on Sunday.

District officials said a sidewall of a temple at Junothi village in Peth taluka partially collapsed, while walls of five houses in Kalwan, Surgana and Dindori tehsils developed minor cracks.

Tremors were felt in Nashik city and Peth, Kalwan, Surgana, Niphad, Dindori, Deola and Chandwad talukas, lasting about five seconds and prompting...