At least 330 people have died and as many as 445 injured in the 7.7 magnitude quake that has left thousands homeless in southwestern Pakistan.
A violent earthquake ripped through a remote region in southwestern Pakistan on Sept. 25, killing as many as 330 people and injuring 445.
A survivor of an earthquake walks near the rubble of a mud house after it collapsed following the quake in the town of Awaran, southwestern Pakistani province of Baluchistan.
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Up to 700 people are feared dead in remote villages beyond the reach of rescue services, doctors told The Telegraph.
Pakistani child survivors are treated in a makeshift hospital in the earthquake-devastated district of Awaran.
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The powerful earthquake flattened scores of mud houses in villages, leaving thousands homeless.
Pakistani villagers look for belongings amid the rubble of their destroyed homes.
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The remoteness of the hit areas and damaged communication networks have hindered rescue operations in some villages. Some of the injured had to be airlifted to major cities such as Quetta and Karachi.
An injured Pakistani earthquake survivor lies on a bed at a hospital in Karachi.
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