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  • Teachers pull 27 students from quake rubble

    2010-04-15 17:21

    Twenty seven students were rescued from the rubble of their collapsed school by teachers using their bare hands.

  • Railways prioritize transportation of quake-relief materials

    2010-04-15 16:52

    As of 6 am Thursday, 18 trains had been deployed nationwide to carry relief materials to the quake-hit Qinghai province, China's Ministry of Railways said.

  • Planes fly rescue teams, materials to quake-hit Qinghai

    2010-04-15 16:32

    The Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) said it dispatched another 13 aircraft Thursday to send rescuers, medical staff and relief materials to Xining, capital of quake-hit Qinghai Province.

  • Rescuers struggle to reach survivors as death toll hits 617

    2010-04-15 16:31

    Rescuers fought altitude sickness, chilly weather, strong winds and frequent aftershocks Thursday to dig through rubble and reach survivors of a strong earthquake that has left 617 dead, 9,110 injured and 313 missing in northwest China.

  • Vice Premier calls for all-out efforts to save lives

    2010-04-15 15:33

    Chinese Vice Premier Hui Liangyu Thursday urged rescuers to make all-out efforts to save lives and transfer those injured during Wednesday's 7.1-magnitude quake to safer areas.

  • Party members urged to contribute to disaster relief

    2010-04-15 15:19

    The Communist Party of China has ordered its members in the quake hit Yushu county of Qinghai Province to contribute to quake-relief efforts in places hit hardest by a 7.1-Magnitude earthquake.

  • Condolences continue to pour in after China quake

    2010-04-15 14:24

    Endless messages of condolence and support are pouring in from the international community after a strong quake hit China's northwestern province of Qinghai.

  • New Zealand ready to support China quake response

    2010-04-15 14:22

    New Zealand Foreign Minister Murray McCully offered condolences on Thursday and said New Zealand is ready to support China humanitarian response to Wednesday's devastating earthquake in China's Qinghai Province.

  • Ministries' quake rescue efforts continue

    2010-04-15 13:50

    An earthquake rescue medical team organized by the Ministry of Health left Beijing for quake-hit Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture of Yushu in China's Qinghai Province at eleven o'clock Thursday morning.

  • Yao to raise money for quake victims

    2010-04-15 09:46

    Houston Rockets star Yao Ming has set up a hotline to help North American Chinese residents reach family and friends in China following a series of earthquakes there.

  • Airport vital lifeline to relief effort

    2010-04-15 07:51

    Yushu Batang Airport, 30 km away from the epicenter of the quake in Jiegu town, reopened at noon on Wednesday, providing a fast route for rescue workers and supplies to arrive in the region, a civil aviation spokeswoman said.

  • Altitude challenging to rescue work

    2010-04-15 07:50

    Rescue workers in Yushu county, hit hard by a 7.1 magnitude earthquake on Wednesday morning, are facing an even more challenging task, as its high altitude above 4,000 meters will make the rescue effort more grueling.

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