Pakistan Earthquake Today: At least three people were injured when a 5.5 magnitude earthquake shook Pakistan 's Balochistan province on Sunday, as reported by PTI.

5.2 magnitude earthquake hits Pakistan, houses damaged Tremors from the earthquake were experienced in multiple areas surrounding Barkan, including Kingri, Rara Shaim, and Wastu, triggering panic ...

In 2015, a 7.5 magnitude earthquake in Pakistan and Afghanistan killed nearly 400 people in rugged terrain that hindered relief efforts. The country was also hit by a 7.6 magnitude earthquake in 2005, ...

Moderate earthquake strikes central Pakistan; no damage reported Magnitude estimates varied slightly by monitoring agency, with NCS reporting a magnitude of 5.2.

The challenge was visible when the 7.5-magnitude earthquake in 2015 impacted both Pakistan and Afghanistan, claiming nearly 400 lives as relief operations were hampered by the difficult landscape.

A magnitude-5.3 earthquake struck central Pakistan near Barkhan in Balochistan province early Sunday. No immediate reports of casualties or damage.

A 5.2 magnitude earthquake struck Pakistan early Sunday, deep beneath the surface at 150 km, with no immediate reports of damage. Meanwhile, monsoon rains continue to lash Karachi, flooding low ...

A magnitude 5.5 earthquake hit central Pakistan on Sunday, with the epicenter 149 km west of Multan and a shallow depth of 10 km, according to GFZ and EMSC.

A magnitude 5.2 earthquake struck Pakistan early Sunday, according to the National Centre for Seismology. The quake occurred at a depth of 150 kilometers, with no reports of damage yet.

A magnitude 5.5 earthquake struck central Pakistan, with the epicenter situated 149 km west of Multan. Reported by GFZ, the quake was shallow at a depth of 10 km. The Euro-Mediterranean Seismological ...

In 2015, a 7.5-magnitude earthquake in Pakistan and Afghanistan resulted in nearly 400 fatalities due to the difficult terrain that complicated relief efforts.

Islamabad: An earthquake of magnitude 5.2 hit Pakistan in the early hours of Sunday, as reported by the National Centre for Seismology (NCS).