A 6.0 magnitude earthquake struck Pakistan on Sunday. \n \nAccording to the US Geological Survey, the tremors, whose epicenter was near the city of Mingaora, were recorded on Sunday at 18:04 Kyiv time. \n \nThe earth's crust vibrations were felt in many cities, including Islamabad. No reports of casualties or destruction have been received so far. \n\nAccording to Pakistani meteorologists, the epicenter of Sunday's tremors was in the same area as the epicenter of the devastating earthquake on October 8.
A strong earthquake has hit Pakistan again
Criminal news · 09:22 24.10.2005
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