BEIJING TODAY
Thousands remain buried in Sichuan Province, waiting for rescue to arrive. Xinhua Photos
‘Thank heavens you’re still alive’ This Wednesday photo shows the reunion of a young couple. The wife was rescued in Wenchuan County, Sichuan Province, epicenter of the worst quake in 30 years. The quake, which measured 7.8 on the Richter scale, killed 19,509, injured 102,103 and left thousands missing. The rescue headquarters of the State Council estimate more than 50,000 may be dead in Sichuan alone. Rescue efforts continue to unearth more people, and the army continues to parachute more workers and supplies into the area, severed from the outside world by ruined roads and rockfall. Many people have walked to the epicenter to search for their loved ones. Pages 4-5
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY May 16, 2008 – May 22, 2008 NO. 363 CN11-0120 HTTP://BJTODAY.YNET.COM CHIEF EDITOR: JIAN RONG NEWS EDITOR: YU SHANSHAN DESIGNER: ZHAO YAN
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