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Pakistan earthquake: Death toll rises to more than 200 as 7.5 magnitude quake hits northern Afghanistan Pakistan earthquake: Death toll rises to more than 200 as 7.5 magnitude quake hits northern Afghanistan
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A 7.5 magnitude-earthquake has killed more than 200 people across Pakistan, Afghanistan and India.A 7.5 magnitude-earthquake has killed more than 200 people across Pakistan, Afghanistan and India.
Pakistani state television announced at least 165 people had been killed after the quake in northern Afghanistan, while Afghan officials said 57 people died and more than 200 were wounded.Pakistani state television announced at least 165 people had been killed after the quake in northern Afghanistan, while Afghan officials said 57 people died and more than 200 were wounded.
The epicentre of the earthquake was in Afghanistan's far northern province of Badakhshan.The epicentre of the earthquake was in Afghanistan's far northern province of Badakhshan.
At least 12 of those killed were a group of schoolgirls who died in a stampede as they tried to evacuate shaking buildings in Afghanistan’s Takhar province.At least 12 of those killed were a group of schoolgirls who died in a stampede as they tried to evacuate shaking buildings in Afghanistan’s Takhar province.
Another three people are reported to have died in India-controlled parts of the disputed Kashmir region.Another three people are reported to have died in India-controlled parts of the disputed Kashmir region.
The moment the quake struck Kabul was captured live on the Ariana TV Network, when the presenter was forced to leave his desk as the tremors hit.The moment the quake struck Kabul was captured live on the Ariana TV Network, when the presenter was forced to leave his desk as the tremors hit.
The video above shows the power of the quake, with the TV camera starting to shake violently while objects can be heard falling down in the background as the presenter attempts to continue his report.The video above shows the power of the quake, with the TV camera starting to shake violently while objects can be heard falling down in the background as the presenter attempts to continue his report.
A man who was injured in the earthquake receives medical treatment at a hospital in Mingora, Swat valley, Pakistan
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A Pakistani paramedic treats a woman injured in an earthquake at a hospital in Peshawar, Pakistan
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Pakistani victims who were injured in an earthquake wait for treatment at a hospital in Peshawar, Pakistan
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Pakistani paramedics treat a girl injured in an earthquake at a hospital in Peshawa, Pakistan
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A girl who was injured in the earthquake receive medical treatment outisde a hospital in Abbottabad, Pakistan
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People injured in the earthquake receive medical treatment outisde a hospital in Abbottabad, Pakistan
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According to local media sources, at least 29 people died and dozens injured mostly in Peshawar and northern region of Pakistan
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Pakistani paramilitary soldiers observe the damaged wall of a fort used by security forces after an earthquake in Peshawar, Pakistan
Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) employees gather outside the entrance to The Teja Singh Samundri Hall at The Golden Temple Complex in Amritsar, India
People stand on a road after vacating buildings following an earthquake in Srinagar, India
Leaders of the affected countries have responded to the tragedy.Leaders of the affected countries have responded to the tragedy.
The Pakistani Prime Minister, Nawaz Sharif, will cut short a visit to London to return to Pakistan. His daughter tweeted that her father would be “leaving for Pak shortly”.The Pakistani Prime Minister, Nawaz Sharif, will cut short a visit to London to return to Pakistan. His daughter tweeted that her father would be “leaving for Pak shortly”.
At a loss of words to express my grief on the sad day. May Allah protect our beloved homeland. PM Sharif will be leaving for Pak shortly.
India’s Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, has offered “all possible assistance” in a personal phone call with Ashraf Ghani, the Afghan President.India’s Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, has offered “all possible assistance” in a personal phone call with Ashraf Ghani, the Afghan President.
I just spoke to President @ashrafghani and expressed my sympathies & condolences at the damage caused by the earthquake.
President @AshrafGhani shared with me his initial assessment of the damage. I offered all possible assistance.