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Rescuers pulled survivors from rubble Sunday after the strongest earthquake to hit Ecuador in decades flattened buildings and buckled highways along its Pacific coast. At least 246 people were killed — including two Canadians — and another 2,500 injured. The magnitude-7. |
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Rescuers in Ecuador raced to dig out victims trapped under the rubble of homes and hotels on Sunday after a powerful 7.8-magnitude earthquake killed at least 235. The quake wrecked buildings, toppled power lines and sent terrified residents running from their homes when it struck the Pacific coast Saturday in a zone popular with tourists. |
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Rescuers in Ecuador raced to dig out victims trapped under the rubble of homes and hotels on Sunday after a powerful 7.8-magnitude earthquake killed at least 235. The quake wrecked buildings, toppled power lines and sent terrified residents running from their homes when it struck the Pacific coast Saturday in a zone popular with tourists. |
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A man looks at a collapsed home in the city of Guayaquil, central Ecuador on April 17, 2016 after an earthquake struck the northwest of the country (AFP Photo/Marcos Pin Mendez)
Portoviejo (Ecuador) (AFP) - Rescuers in Ecuador raced to dig out victims trapped under the rubble of homes and hotels on Sunday after a powerful 7. |
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Rescuers in Ecuador raced to dig out people trapped under the rubble of homes and hotels on Sunday, after a powerful 7.8-magnitude earthquake that killed at least 235. The quake reduced buildings to rubble, toppled power lines and sent terrified residents running from their homes when it struck the.... |
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A man looks at a collapsed home in the city of Guayaquil, central Ecuador on April 17, 2016 after an earthquake struck the northwest of the country (AFP Photo/Marcos Pin Mendez)
Portoviejo (Ecuador) (AFP) - Rescuers in Ecuador raced to dig out people trapped under the rubble of homes and hotels on Sunday, after a powerful 7. |
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Portoviejo: Rescuers in Ecuador raced to dig out people trapped under the rubble of homes and businesses on Sunday, following a powerful 7.8-magnitude earthquake that killed at least 233. Vice President Jorge Glas called it the “worst seismic movement we have faced in decades. |
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Portoviejo, Ecuador | AFP | Sunday 4/17/2016 - 16:16 GMT. by Santiago PIEDRA SILVA. Rescuers in Ecuador raced to dig out people trapped under the rubble of homes and businesses on Sunday, following a powerful 7.8-magnitude earthquake that killed at least 233. Vice President Jorge Glas called it the "worst seismic movement we have faced in decades. |
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Rescuers in Ecuador raced to dig out people trapped under the rubble of homes and businesses on Sunday, following a powerful 7.8-magnitude earthquake that killed at least 233. Vice President Jorge Glas called it the "worst seismic movement we have faced in decades. |
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Bulgaria’s Petrich Municipality, district of Blagoevgrad, commemorated on Saturday, April 16, the 100th anniversary of the consecration of the Drangova Cheshma military monument dedicated to the members of 5th Infantry Macedonian Regiment of 11th Infantry Macedonian Division who lost their lives, the press centre of the municipality announced. |
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But most find that it is just the opposite. The survivors are what makes studying the history bearable. Without them, it would be all darkness and no light. The survivors I have met over the years have been, without exception, light bringers. Yes, it is difficult to hear their stories but, at the same time, it is inspiring. |
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