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Afghanistan earthquake: Strong 6.2 magnitude quake strikes near Pakistan border as tremors rattle Kabul Afghanistan earthquake: Strong 6.2 magnitude quake strikes near Pakistan border as tremors rattle Kabul
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Afghanistan has been struck by a 6.2 magnitude earthquake along its border with Pakistan, according to the US Geological Survey (USGS). Afghanistan has been struck by a 6.2 magnitude earthquake close to its border with Pakistan, according to the US Geological Survey (USGS).
Tremors have been reported in Kabul and felt in a number of other cities in the region including Islamabad, Delhi, Lahore, Bahawalpur, Kashmir and Abotabbad. Tremors have been reported in Kabul and felt in a number of other densely-populated locations in the region including Islamabad, Delhi, Lahore, Bahawalpur, Kashmir and Abotabbad.
The USGS located the epicentre of the quake at 66km south-southeast of Faizabad in the north of the country. The USGS located the epicentre of the quake 22 miles south of Jarm in the Hindu Kush mountains in the country's northeast at a depth of 119 miles below the surface.
So far no fatalities have been reported.So far no fatalities have been reported.
This is the latest disaster to hit Afghanistan in recent weeks, following the killing of 11 soldiers in an Isis-claimed terror attack on an army base, the deaths of 103 in a Taliban suicide mission involving an ambulance packed with explosives and the bombing of the Intercontinental Hotel, in which 14 people died. In neighbouring Pakistan, local TV news footage showed workers fleeing office buildings in a state of panic.
This is the latest disaster to hit Afghanistan in recent weeks, following the killing of 11 soldiers in an Isis-claimed terror attack on an army base, the deaths of 103 in a Taliban suicide mission involving an ambulance packed with explosives and the bombing of Kabul's Intercontinental Hotel, in which 14 people died.
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