hallo.
Ich fände gut wenn wir auch hier Infos über die Zerstörungen des Erbebems in Pakistan zusammentragen könnten. Vielleicht a`la "Dramatische Fluten in Ladakh". Das ist sicher nicht nur für (zukünftige) Pakistanreisende nützlich also wer hat Infos?
hannes
Thanks a lot brother Abdullah.
I'm here in Chitral and this morning we'd distrous jolts measuring 7.5 on the Richter Scale.
According to recent reports more than 1000 deaths've been reported all over Pakistan.
I'm here in Chitral and most of the houses partially or fully collapsed, people came out of their houses and started running towards safer places.
But the worst situation was seen in Islamabad where a huge building (Margalla Towres) collapsed in F 10 sector and still the rescue task is difficult in some parts of PAKISTAN.
Road From Chitral to Gilgit and KKH, both're blocked by the landslides.
Let's pray for the people who've lsot their precious lives in this calamity.
Aid agency Oxfam says Pakistan-administered Kashmir is the worst-hit region, with five out of seven districts severely affected. The BBC's Zaffar Abbas says the signs of devastation become evident when approaching within 20km (12.4 miles) of the capital, Muzaffarabad.
Houses have collapsed, trees and telephone lines are down and roads to Muzaffarabad are completely blocked.
The road from Muzaffarabad to Srinagar in Indian-administered Kashmir is also blocked.
There are reports that nearly all government buildings have been destroyed in Muzaffarabad. Bodies are laid out in the city stadium.
About 2,000 are feared dead in Pakistani-controlled Kashmir, with about 250 bodies recovered, a local official has said.
Apart from Muzaffarabad, the towns of Bagh and Rawalakot are worst-hit, officials say.
"The Neelum River has been blocked because whole villages have fallen into the water," one official said.
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