据塔斯社贝尔格莱德1978年7月26日电,记者德米特里·迪莫夫报道,在地震发生整整十五年以后,现已成为城市博物馆的前车站大楼上的时钟使我回忆起1963年7月26日彻底摧毁南斯拉夫斯科普里市的地震灾情。在最初的振动之后,时钟就停止了,指针指着当天的5时17分。斯科普里市80%的居住面积遭到了破坏这一事实说明了灾害的规模。废墟下埋葬了一千多人,有一千二百名市民永远成为残废。 According to Tass news agency Belgrade, July 26, 1978, the correspondent Dmitry Dubrov reported that after a full 15 years after the earthquake, the clock on the former station building which has become the city’s museum reminds me of 1963 January 26 completely destroyed the earthquake in Skopje, Yugoslavia. After the initial vibration, the clock stopped, pointing at 5:17 the same day. The fact that 80% of the area of ​​Skopje was damaged has illustrated the scale of the disaster. More than a thousand people were buried under the rubble, and 1,200 citizens were forever disabled.