21 years after 2005 Kashmir earthquake, memories remain strong in Pakistan
Most outlets led with the 21st anniversary of the 2005 Kashmir earthquake, emphasizing its devastating impact and lasting memory in Pakistan. Daily Pakistan highlighted the emotional resonance and the scale of the tragedy, while Hum News English framed it as a reminder of ongoing disaster risks. Both mentioned the death toll and widespread effects, though with slightly different tonal emphasis.
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21 years on, 2005 earthquake remains stark reminder of disaster risks
ISLAMABAD: Twenty-one years after a powerful 7.6-magnitude earthquake struck northern Pakistan, killing more than 80,000 people and leaving millions affected, the memories of the October 8, 2005 disaster remain deeply etched in the national consciousness. The earthquake struck at around 8:50am on October 8, 2005, with its epicentre near Muzaffarabad in Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK). The US Geolo...
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21 Years on, Kashmir Earthquake that killed nearly 90,000 still Haunts Pakistanis
MUZAFFARABAD — 21 years have passed, but October 8, 2005, remains a day Pakistan has not forgotten. A magnitude 7.6 earthquake tore through Kashmir and parts of Pakistan, killing tens of thousands and leaving millions to rebuild their lives from the ruins. At around 8:50 am on October 8, 2005, the strong earthquake struck near […]
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