No Indian casualty in Osaka earthquake: Swaraj

New Delhi [India], June 18 (ANI): There is no report of any Indian casualty in the 6.1-magnitude earthquake that rattled the city of Osaka in Japan early on Monday.
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj tweeted to inform that she was constantly in touch with the Indian Ambassador in Japan.
"Japan earthquake: I am in constant touch with Indian Ambassador in Japan @IndianEmbTokyo. He has informed me that there no Indian casualty. We have given the helpline numbers. In case of emergency, @IndianConsOsaka is there to help you," Swaraj tweeted.

Japan earthquake : I am in constant touch with Indian Ambassador in Japan @IndianEmbTokyo. He has informed me that there no Indian casualty. We have given the helpline numbers. In case of emergency, @IndianConsOsaka is there to help you.

— Sushma Swaraj (@SushmaSwaraj) June 18, 2018

Swaraj also re-tweeted a message from 'India in Osaka,' which provided some emergency numbers to contact in case of any distress.

Trust everyone, including Indians and persons of Indian origin, are safe after this morning's earthquake centered around Osaka. In case of any emergency assistance, do feel free to reach us at +81-80-2524-1797 (Mobile / WhatsApp; Mr Rishi Pal, Consular officer) @IndianEmbTokyo

— India In Osaka (@IndianConsOsaka) June 18, 2018

At least three people, including a nine-year-old girl, lost their lives in the earthquake that also led to massive collateral damages.
The earthquake did not trigger a tsunami warning and the nuclear plants in the area are operating normally.

Reportedly, there are more than 28,047 Indian nationals residing in Japan.(ANI)