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China says death toll in quake more than 51000
China earthuake death toll 50,000
Sichuan 四川地震现场 05-12-08Thousands dead in...
China quake death toll nears 10,000
China Mourns as Quake Death Toll Mounts
China earthuake death toll 50,000
The death toll from the earthquake that rocked China on Monday could reach more than 50000....itn news headlines china earthquake disaster sichuam devastation buried
Sichuan 四川地震现场 05-12-08Thousands dead in Chinese quake #1
http://www.ifrc.org/ Earthquake Hits Western China The extent of the devastation in China, after an earthquake measuring 7.8 on the Richter scale struck, is still being realised. Environment correspondent Catherine Jacob reports http://www.redcross.org/news/in/profiles/Intl_profile_ChinaE arthquake.html China praises world's quake aid The final death toll is expected to reach at least 50,000 Chinese President Hu Jintao has voiced his gratitude for the international aid following Monday's massive earthquake. "I express heartfelt thanks to the foreign governments and international friends," Mr Hu was quoted as saying by the state-run Xinhua news agency. Offers of help in the relief effort from home and abroad have now surpassed $800m, Chinese officials say. The number of confirmed deaths of the quake in the south-western Sichuan province has now risen to 28,881. More than 10,600 people are believed to be still trapped, Xinhua said, citing regional officials. The final death toll following the 7.9-magnitude quake is expected to reach at least 50,000 people, Chinese officials estimate
China quake death toll nears 10,000
struggling to reach the worst-hit areas after a powerful quake hit southwest China, killing nearly 10000 people....itn news headlines earthquake china death
China Mourns as Quake Death Toll Mounts
As the death toll climbs, the government says rescue workers are among the dead in China following last week's earthquake. At least 40,000 people are confirmed dead following a quake that the Chinese government now says was an 8.0 magnitude temblor. Meanwhile, official business in China came to a stop Monday, as the nation paused to mourn. VOA's Robert Raffaele has the story
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