7.6 Scale Earthquake In Papa New Guinea



 Earthquake of 7.6 scale has shaken the country Papa New Guinea, buildings are destroyed, houses are succumbed due to land sliding. at least 5 deaths are reported in the country and several heavy injuries are reported. Residents of the north towns located nearer to the center of Earthquake, informed about the severe shocks of Earthquake at morning time, from which huge cracks showed up on the roads and roofs of the buildings were blown away. Local parliamentarian said that, at least 2 deaths have been reported in far away mountainy areas and 4 injured are shifted to the hospital through helicopter. He further added that, there has been huge loss there, due to land sliding many houses are succumbed off and many people are forced to live in open areas there. 


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