At least forty-five people were killed when a 7.8 quake struck in western Pakistan, on Tuesday.
The quake was felt as far away as New Delhi, India.
Most of the deaths occurred in Labach, where dozens of homes and building collapsed.
Houses and buildings were reported down all over the Awaran district.
Rescuers are working to free any survivors and find victims.
The government has sent two hundred soldiers to aid the region.
A new island appeared, because of the quake, off the coast of Gwadar.
Located half a mile off the coast, it is about one hundred feet long, with a height of twenty to forty feet.

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