By Adrienne Mong, NBC News Producer The cameras converged on Chinese artist Ai Weiwei as soon as the news broke. An official from the Sichuan provincial government announced a final toll for the number of children missing and killed from last... ...full story at NBC World Blog
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| 23 May 08 |
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dbICKFORD TRUTHTV uS GOVERNMENT kiLLS 81000 CHINA QUAKE!!! »
YouTube video China says death toll in quake more than 51,000
By AUDRA ANG, Associated Press Writer Thu May 22, 10:52 AM ET
BEICHUAN, China - China said the toll of dead and missing from last week's powerful earthquake jumped to more than 80,000, while the government... |
| 13 May 08 |
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Quake toll climbs to over 12,000 in Sichuan » Shanghai Daily The death toll climbed to more than 12,000 and about 9,400 people are buried under debris after a 7.8-magnitude earthquake devastated Sichuan Province yesterday, the provincial government told a news conference today... |
| 23 May 08 |
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Quake toll rises to 55,239 in Sichuan » Shanghai Daily THE death toll from the earthquake has risen to 55,239 in Sichuan Province alone as of 7pm yesterday and another 24,949 people were still missing, a senior provincial official told a press conference this morning. ... |
| 19 May 08 |
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Death toll in Sichuan rises to 32,173 » Shanghai Daily THE death toll from the 8.0-magnitude earthquake has rose to 32,173 in Sichuan Province alone as of 7pm yesterday, the provincial government said today, Xinhua news agency reported. The number of injured has reached... |
| 03 Sep 08 |
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SW China quake toll remains at 38, one missing » People's Daily The death toll in Saturday's 6.1-magnitude quake in southwest China stood at 38 as of 8 a.m. on Wednesday, with the latest news of one missing. The missing person was reported in Huili County, Liangshan prefecture of Sichuan Province, according to... |
| 08 Aug 08 |
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China’s Muslim dilemma in ‘The New Frontier’ » NBC World Blog By Adrienne Mong, NBC News Producer KHOTAN, Xinjiang Autonomous Region – Across much of China, strangers upon being introduced will ask each other, "Where is your ancestral home?" Adrienne Mong / NBC News An Uighur couple in Khotan But in t... |
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