Peru earthquake death toll rises to 510 »
Posted By STONERS 1 year, 1 month ago in NewsThe death toll rose to 510 on Thursday in the magnitude-8 earthquake that devastated cities of adobe and brick in Peru's southern desert. Survivors wearing blankets walked like ghosts through the ruins. Dust-covered dead were pulled out and laid in rows in the streets, or beneath bloodstained sheets at damaged hospitals and morgues.
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DanmLiberals1 year, 1 month ago
Well when you Libs. go and say that America is a terrorist nation, dont forget that we are one of the few country's that send our money and people to help in these situations.
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BronxBomber1 year, 1 month ago
¿venezuelaquerida, usted no tiene ninguna compasión en usted es alma? Tonto!
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getreal11 year, 1 month ago
Stoners From my days in school, that an earthquake in one place means another is to happen somewhere else. That was a bad earthquake.
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Radiofreeeuropa1 year, 1 month ago
I spent a year Backpacking the Andes.The whole desert south of Lima was one of the greatest places I ever experienced. Pisco and Ica were 2 of the most beautiful places I visited. I'm heartbroken to think that many of the warm friendly people I met there are gone or suffering. Just awful.
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MilesAway1 year, 1 month ago
From other side of Pacific (China) we join you in our prayers for victims and theirs families.
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sunshine301 year, 1 month ago
Such a tragic situation...keeping the victims and families in my prayers...interesting that not many people seem to be as concerned with THIS tragedy...smh.
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joeblowe1 year, 1 month ago
An 8.0 is a bad one, alright. Kind of makes you wonder what would happen if (should probably just go ahead and say "WHEN") an 8.0 happened under Los Angeles. Bad, very bad. Next, we would start wondering WHY anyone in their right mind would build a city in a KNOWN tectonically active area. It's just about as dumb as building a city below sea level. And we've recently seen what eventually happens when you do that.
Single story, very flexible buildings - that's about the best you can do.
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camilleyun1 year, 1 month ago
How sad that some people who had so little now have nothing.
I've never experienced a full blown earthquake, it must be terrifying.
Best wishes for those people, I hope they get the assistance they need.
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Coatl1 year, 1 month ago
Perú, toda América está contigo. Somos una sola raza, ¡lo que sufren uno lo sufrimos todos!
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billtheirishman1 year, 1 month ago
thats horrible , natural disasters ehh ? i was staying at pompei besite mt vesuvious all week... thats tradjedy waiting to happen all over again there. apparantly it will destry the entire bay of naples. some 6 million people, with only a few hours notice.
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trueblue551 year, 1 month ago
Such pain and suffering is heartbreaking. My thoughts are with all those involved.
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PantaPazos1 year, 1 month ago
The earthquake of Wednesday in Peru, makes me remember that after the disaster, the loss of but of 500 Peruvians, of the neglect of 80 thousand people who do not have house, the Peru will be had to recover, will be like the bird Fenix that resurges of its ashes. We are with you Peruvian people.
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dotsie_d1 year, 1 month ago
Please donate money to UNICEF or the International Red Cross if you can...
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