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China OKs 4 foreign rescue teams for quake zone
May 17, 2008 Wall Street Journal Blogs - May 16, 2008
The devastation wreaked by Monday’s earthquake in Sichuan province has given rise to an enormous outpouring of condolences and hopeful messages across the
CNN - May 15, 2008
Insured losses may only be 5% of total, a risk assessment firm says. And it's not clear that Americans, in a troubled economy, will donate the sums needed
The Associated Press - May 15, 2008
TOKYO (AP) — The fault line that caused this week's devastating earthquake in China probably buckled in two stages, and the hardness of the terrain
Vancouver Sun - May 14, 2008
CHONGQING, China - As the death toll soared, rescue workers raced against time and bad weather in the search for thousands of people still buried under the
Los Angeles Times - May 14, 2008
Rescuers evacuate an injured person retrieved from the rubble of a collapsed building in Sichuan province. Media images of the relief work sought to show a
Beliefnet.com - May 15, 2008
The recent earthquake in China has claimed the lives of tens of thousands. Many schools have collapsed, killing scores of children.
Zee News - May 15, 2008
Beijing, May 15: China has agreed to allow a Japanese rescue team into the area hit by Monday's devastating earthquake, state media reported on Thursday.
E Canada Now - May 15, 2008
Beijing (eCanadaNow) - Rescue workers headed to the epicenter of the earthquake on Wednesday following a Chinese government report that many dams were
Shanghaiist - May 15, 2008
This terse, one-line report on QQ tells us that foreign relief workers have finally been allowed access to the region surrounding the epicentre of the
Mission Network NEws (press release) - May 14, 2008
China (MNN) ― The death toll in China's Sichuan quake has already hit 15,0000 and continues to soar. It's the worst earthquake to hit the nation since 1976.
PRESS TV - May 14, 2008
China has rebuffed the foreign countries' offers of sniffer dogs and rescue experts to help in its devastating earthquake relief operation.
CCTV - May 13, 2008
The Foreign Ministry says China welcomes the international community's goodwill and support. It also says it has no reports of any foreign casualties so
Sydney Morning Herald - May 14, 2008
China rebuffed international offers of sniffer dogs and search-and-rescue experts to help in its huge earthquake relief operation, but countries still sent
Malaysia Star - May 13, 2008
BEIJING (Reuters) - China welcomed offers of international aid on Tuesday after an earthquake killed nearly 12000 people, and said it was moved by the show
Canoe.ca - May 16, 2008
By Henry Sanderson, AP BEIJING - After days of refusing foreign relief workers, China has accepted offers from four countries to send in rescue teams.
China Internet Information Center| - May 15, 2008
More than 50000 people are feared dead in southwest China's Sichuan Province alone after Monday's earthquake, the rescue headquarters of the State Council
People\x27s Daily Online - May 15, 2008
A group of rescue professionals sent by the Japanese government arrived in Chengdu, capital of quake-ravaged southwest China's Sichuan Province,
Brisbane Times - May 15, 2008
After days of refusing foreign relief workers, China accepted offers from four countries to send in rescue teams, as the search for those trapped by the
Ceylon Daily News - May 13, 2008
COLOMBO: The Government yesterday expressed its condolences to the Chinese Government over the massive loss of life in the earthquake there.
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