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7.7-magnitude earthquake hits Pakistan

Updated: 2013-09-24 20:25

(Xinhua)

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ISLAMABAD - An earthquake measuring 7.7 magnitude in the Richter scale hit southwestern part of Pakistan with strong tremors being felt in many parts of the country on Tuesday afternoon, local media quoted meteorologist as saying.

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