By JERUSALEM POST STAFF
A 5.2-magnitude earthquake followed by an aftershock rattled Pakistan's capital and several other towns in the country's north Tuesday, injuring 12 people, police said.
The injuries were reported in Battagram, a town about 150 kilometers north of Islamabad that had been badly hit by October's monster quake, said Waris Khan, a local police official.
He said most of the people were injured when walls of their mud-brick homes collapsed.
All were in stable condition at a local hospital, he said.