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Tremor in Madhya Pradesh kills 38, injures 1000
JABALPUR (India). May 22: A powerful earthquake rocked central India before dawn today killing at least 38 people and injuring more than 1000 here, agencies quoting officials and residents said.
Tremors hit about a dozen cities in Madhya Pradesh. India's largest state, and hundreds of thousands of men. women and children fled their homes in panic.
The quake measured 6.0 on the Richter Scale, officials said.
The worst-hit city was Jabalpur. some 650 kilometers southeast of New Delhi where around 1.500 houses collapsed while huge pipes supplying water to the city burst, flooding some areas.
Telephone and electricity lines also collapsed in the city of 1.5 million people.
The tremors, which lasted some 20 seconds, started at 4:22 am (2252 GMT Wednesday). The epicentre was 20 kilometers southeast of Jabalpur.
More than 500 people were injured in Jabalpur and its outskirts and government hospitals and private clinics were flooded by injured and wailing relatives.
The other cities which felt the tremors were Seoni, Mandla. Sagar. Chindwara and Ujjain, the commercial capital of Madhya Pradesh.
But the quake did not damage the Bagri Dam on the Narmada River, about 40 kilometers from Jabalpur, said Shailesh Kumar, tne district administrator of Jabalpur.
A geological rift in the ground could have become active again. United News of India
news agency quoted earthquake expert JG Negi as saying.
More than 30 quakes shook the region over the last two centuries. Negi said. In 1993. an earthquake 600 kilometers southwest of Jabalpur killed about 10,000 people.
Hospitals struggled to cope with the injurecL "People are streaming in from the villages and they are being treated free of cost in hospitals,” Kumar said. Rescue workers used bulldozers. shovels and their bare hands to search the debris for other victims.
In Kosamghat village at the quake's epicenter. 20 kilometers southeast of Jabalpur, all 50 mud-and-thatch huts collapsed when the quake hit. But no one was killed because the villagers were sleeping outside
their huts in the stifling summer heat. Kumar said.
"The house was shaking so much, I thought the entire house would cave in," said Vivek Thanka, a lawyer in Jabalpur.
Jabalpur has a defense ordinance factory and the state supreme court. It is a few hours drive from one of India's largest game parks and tiger reserves