1935年巴基斯坦奎达地震

The city of Quetta in what is now Pakistan was destroyed in 1935 by a magnitude 7.5 earthquake that killed about 60,000 people, reaching Mercalli intensity X with recorded losses near 25 million dollars. The rupture broke crustal faults along the Indo-Eurasian collision boundary, where the northward advance of the Indian plate deforms the mountainous frontier of the subcontinent. Striking in the early morning, the shock flattened the colonial-era city almost entirely and prompted new seismic building regulations in British India. It remains one of the deadliest earthquakes in the history of South Asia.

1935年，巴基斯坦奎达发生M7.5地震，震源浅，破坏力极强。造成6万人死亡，位于印度—欧亚碰撞边界。