Tuesday, 13 November 2012

Quakes rock central Burma




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A woman sits outside a damaged hospital in Thabeik Kyin township on 12 November br  2012. (Reuters)A man is reflected on glass from a damaged house in Thabeik Kyin township on 12 br  November 2012. (Reuters) An injured girl sits with her family on the street in Thabeik Kyin township on 12 br  November 2012. (Reuters)People, who are scared of going back into their homes, lie on the street in Thabeik Kyin br  township on 12 November 2012. (Reuters)Injured people are treated outside a damaged hospital in Thabeik Kyin township on 12 br  November 2012. (Reuters)A journalist films inside a damaged house in Thabeik Kyin township on 12 br  November 2012. (Reuters)A Buddhist monk walks in front of damaged pagoda in Thabeik Kyin township on 12 November br  2012. (Reuters)People inspect houses that were badly damaged by an earthquake in the village of Ma br  Lar at Kyauk Myaung township on 11 November 2012. (Reuters)People sit in the shade of a temporary shelter after an earthquake struck their village at br  Kyauk Myaung township on 11 November 2012. (Reuters)A man sits under the Radana Thinga Bridge over the Irrawaddy River, still under br  construction, after it collapsed following an earthquake near Singgu Township on 11 br  November 2012. (Reuters)



Aftershocks rattled central Burma after an earthquake that killed at least 26 people, with that toll likely to rise on Monday as several workers were missing after a half-built bridge collapsed on the Irrawaddy River. The magnitude 6.8 earthquake early on Sunday struck about 60 km (37 miles) northwest of Mandalay, Burma's second-biggest city, near the town of Shwebo. It was felt in Thailand and other neighbouring countries.






Source: http://www.news.myanmaronlinecentre.com/2012/11/13/quakes-rock-central-burma/

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