BEIJING - A 6.1 magnitude earthquake struck China's southwestern Sichuan province today, killing at least three people. ...full story at CNews
from CNews on Sat, Aug 30 2008
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中国四川5.12大地震,China 7.8 magnitude earthquake »
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An earthquake with a magnitude of 7.8 struck China's Sichuan province 12,may.
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| 12 May 08 |
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Earthquake kills 48 in NW Gansu Province » Shanghai Daily AT least 48 people were killed in northwest China's Gansu Province after a 7.8-magnitude earthquake struck the neighboring Sichuan Province today, local authorities said. Meanwhile, 16 other people were injured... |
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Chinese experts give reasons for magnitude revision of SW China earthquake » People's Daily Experts from the China Seismological Bureau (CSB) said on Monday the magnitude revision of the strong earthquake in southwestern Sichuan Province was due to confirmed statistics from more monitoring stations at home and reference from overs ... |
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Major earthquake kills 5 in Sichuan » Shanghai Daily A 7.8-MAGNITUDE earthquake rocked Sichuan Province at 2:28pm today, killing four students and injuring more than 100 other children in Chongqing municipality. One adult was also killed. The students died in a suburb... |
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Death toll jumps to 11,921 in Sichuan earthquake » Shanghai Daily THE death toll in yesterday's 7.8-magnitude earthquake in southwestern China's Sichuan Province has jumped to 11,921, an official with the Ministry of Civil Affairs told a news conference this afternoon. The figure may rise as rescuers are still... |
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Four buried rescued in Sichuan about 120 hours after devastating quake » People's Daily Rescuers pulled four people alive from the earthquake debris in southwest China's Sichuan Province on Saturday, about five days after the tremor. The 7.8-magnitude earthquake struck Wenchuan County, about 159 km northwest of Sichuan ... |
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