Mulla Murad Mohammad

He heard about the earthquake and sea inundation from his elder Early Morning before dawn, when people were sleeping and some fishermen were in the sea on fishing, few earthquake shocks were felt. Small and medium size boats on the coast were thrown inland by waves after the earthquake. Inundation was marked near the foothills of “Koh-e-Batil” (450 feet High Mountain), people rushed out of their homes and evacuated at the top of the hill. Even his father’s house (interview place) (Coordinates) was also inundated. Many houses were destroyed. Waves from Ormara side came and reached inland 2-3 kilometers. Few mounts/ islands emerged in the sea called Pad-e-Zar ( Back sie Ocean, front side ocean is locally called Dam-e-Zar). Two or three big waves hit the city following the earthquake. Highest wav was 10-12 feet high. This story was shared by his father Mulla Abdullah who died in 1973 who a small hut and cultivated land at this place had called “Shado Bandd. 2 or 3 people died and 12-13 injured.