Afghanistan At least 115 people were killed and 538 others were injured in
Afghanistan. In Kabul, minor damage and power outages occurred.
Pakistan The earthquake resulted in 280 fatalities, 1,770 injuries, and damage to 109,123 buildings. There were 202 deaths and 1,486 injuries in
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa; 30 deaths and 59 injured in the
Federally Administered Tribal Areas; nine deaths and 30 injuries in
Gilgit-Baltistan; five deaths and 78 injuries in
Punjab and two deaths and 12 injuries in
Azad Kashmir. The most affected areas from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa include
Shangla,
Lower Dir,
Upper Dir,
Swat and
Chitral, which were in close proximity of the epicenter. The observed damage was mostly concentrated in rural and old urban masonry buildings, both being built with no or minimal consideration for earthquake loading and having been constructed employing poor construction practices.
India Four people were killed, 20 others were injured, 53 houses, dozens of government buildings and roads including a flyover were damaged in
Jammu and Kashmir. A
Delhi Metro spokesman told AFP "All of around 190 trains plying on the tracks were stopped at the time of the earthquake." Mobile phone services were choked for several hours because of the high voice traffic.
Tajikistan In
Tajikistan, 14 children suffered injuries in
Yovon District when stairs at a local school collapsed. Injuries due to stampede were also reported in
Khorugh State University. Buildings were damaged and at least 60 people were injured in the capital
Dushanbe, with seven of them requiring hospitalization. In
Ishkoshim, eight buildings collapsed and a school building was partially damaged. ==Rescue and relief==