Huge earth crack several hundred miles long opens up in Pakistan

Strange Sounds
Fri, 10 Feb 2017 07:57 UTC

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A gigantic earth fissure opened up in Qila Abdullah following the recent downpours in Balochistan, Pakistan. The unprecedented crack spans several hundred miles sparking panic among the local residents.

After huge fissures were recently discovered in Arizona, Antarctica and South Africa, another large earth crack has formed after recent heavy rain in Pakistan's Balochistan Province.

This is the longest known crack in and around Quila Abdullah, spanning several hundred miles and sparking panic among local residents.

Other cracks in Balochistan?

Earth fissures are not unusual for this geologically amazing region. In this region of Pakistan, the Indo-Pakistan portion of the Indian-Australian plate rubs its shoulder against the Afghan portion of the Eurasian plate. A dangerous stretched zone!

This creates the Ornach-Nal and Chaman fault tracks exceptionally prominent at places on the surface, similarly to the San Andres fault in California.

Our Earth is cracking apart!

Comment: Some other signs of earth 'opening up' in recent times include:

• Massive fissure discovered in Arizona desert
• Massive earth crack opens up in Northern Cape, South Africa
• Huge crack spreading across Antarctica ice shelf
• 400 People Evacuated in Central China after Huge Cracks Form in Ground
• Incredible drone footage captures giant cracks left by New Zealand earthquake (VIDEOS)
• Giant Earth cracks and holes swallow 150 hectares of land in San Isidro, Ecuador
• Apocalyptic Drone Footage Shows Giant Cracks In The Earth On Japan's Southern Island
• Scientists claim mysterious Menominee crack in Michigan is unusual 'geological pop-up' feature - but don't know what caused it
• Mysterious burning crack in the earth releases gas in Chimborazo, Ecuador
• Mysterious earth crack nearly a kilometer in length terrifies residents of Aponte, Colombia
• Gigantic 6 kilometre earth crack opens up along Route III in Paraguay
• Massive crack in earth mysteriously opens up in Bighorn Mountains