Death Toll in China Earthquake Rises to 10,000
                   
turkishweekly.net     May 13, 2008            

Death Toll in China Earthquake Rises to 10,000Tuesday , 13 May 2008At least 10,000 people have died in China's most powerful earthquake in more than 30 years, which struck the southwest of the country on Monday afternoon. The death toll is expected to rise as resc ..... [read full story]                    


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