The Chief Minister underscored the need to create mass awareness among the people so that they could respond properly in case of any major tremor, an official release said here.
Altogether 18 persons were admitted to the hospital, of which 11 were discharged after treatment, the release added.
The meeting was attended by Chief Secretary V K Pipersenia, Additional Chief Secretary to the Chief Minister M G V K Bhanu among others.
The early morning quake, measuring 6.8 magnitude on Richter scale epicentred in Manipur, jolted Assam too causing damage to buildings and triggering panic.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh called up Chief Minister Gogoi in the morning and took stock of the situation.
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