Sunday, November 12, 2017

Over 100 people wounded as 7.3 magnitude quake hits Iraq-Iran borders

Sulaimaniya (IraqiNews.com) Fifty persons have been wounded in Darbandikhan town in Sulaimaniya, as an earthquake hit the region on Sunday, the police department in Sulaimaniya announced.
In a statement, Iqbal Mohamed, head of the department, said they were notified by Darbandikhan police that fifty persons were wounded as a result of the earthquake.
All the wounds were slight, he added,
The US Geological Survey said the quake measured a magnitude of 7.3, hitting southeast of Sulaimaniya.
Several regions including Kurdistan and Iraqi cities as well as areas in Iran and Kuwait felt the quake.
In Klar, a child was reportedly killed, while 75 others were wounded due to the earthquake, the mayor told Shafaq News.

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