An earthquake of magnitude 6.1 strikes eastern Afghanistan
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Weeks later, a 6.3-magnitude quake in northern Afghanistan killed at least 27 people. Poor communication networks and infrastructure in mountainous Afghanistan have hampered disaster responses in the past, preventing authorities for hours or even days from reaching far-flung villages to assess the extent of the damage. The earthquakes are common in Afghanistan, especially along the Hindu Kouch mountain range, near the contact area between Eurasian and Indian tectonic plates.
Furthermore, No immediate information is available on possible victims or damage. Afghanistan An earthquake of magnitude 6.1 shakes the east of the country.
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Weeks later, a 6.3-magnitude quake in northern Afghanistan killed at least 27 people.
according to Free Malaysia TodayPoor communication networks and infrastructure in mountainous Afghanistan have hampered disaster responses in the past, preventing authorities for hours or even days from reaching far-flung villages to assess the extent of the damage.
according to Free Malaysia TodayThe earthquakes are common in Afghanistan, especially along the Hindu Kouch mountain range, near the contact area between Eurasian and Indian tectonic plates.
according to Le Parisien +1No immediate information is available on possible victims or damage.
according to Le Parisien +1Afghanistan An earthquake of magnitude 6.1 shakes the east of the country.
according to La Presse International
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