<p>Kozhikode (Kerala): A mild ground shaking accompanied by a thunderclap-like rumble from underground triggered panic in a village in northern Kozhikode district, residents said.</p>.<p>According to villagers, the shaking lasted only a few seconds on Saturday night.</p>.<p>Following complaints from residents of Ellikkampara in Kayakkody panchayat, officials from the geology department and local authorities visited the area and inspected it on Sunday.</p>.Congress in Kerala distances itself from Tharoor delegation row.<p>Many residents reportedly ran out of their homes in fear.</p>.<p>Nadapuram MLA E K Vijayan, who visited the area, told reporters there was no immediate cause for concern, but an expert study was necessary to determine the exact cause.</p>.<p>District geologist C S Manju, who inspected the site, said there had been no official report of an earthquake in the area thus far.</p>.<p>"It seems there is nothing to be concerned about at the moment. Some mild shaking might have occurred underground. An expert examination is needed to determine the details," she told reporters.</p>.<p>A report will be submitted to the government through the district collector, she added.</p>
<p>Kozhikode (Kerala): A mild ground shaking accompanied by a thunderclap-like rumble from underground triggered panic in a village in northern Kozhikode district, residents said.</p>.<p>According to villagers, the shaking lasted only a few seconds on Saturday night.</p>.<p>Following complaints from residents of Ellikkampara in Kayakkody panchayat, officials from the geology department and local authorities visited the area and inspected it on Sunday.</p>.Congress in Kerala distances itself from Tharoor delegation row.<p>Many residents reportedly ran out of their homes in fear.</p>.<p>Nadapuram MLA E K Vijayan, who visited the area, told reporters there was no immediate cause for concern, but an expert study was necessary to determine the exact cause.</p>.<p>District geologist C S Manju, who inspected the site, said there had been no official report of an earthquake in the area thus far.</p>.<p>"It seems there is nothing to be concerned about at the moment. Some mild shaking might have occurred underground. An expert examination is needed to determine the details," she told reporters.</p>.<p>A report will be submitted to the government through the district collector, she added.</p>