512. A very unlucky number for every single china ppl.

512. The aftershock damaged more than 200,000 other homes..killed more than 67,00o lifes..About 20,790 people are listed as missing, with more than five million people homeless since the earthquake.

haii....really donno wat to say..

pic showed everything.. ... ..







the innocent child





the ori building




The century-old church was destroyed in the quake, which left tens of thousands dead in Sichuan.




A wedding photo shoot at a deserted French missionary church in Pengzhou in southwest China's Sichuan province immediately after the earthquake struck on May 12.





During a march on Sunday, a protester waved a picture of one of the 127 children who died at the Fuxin No. 2 Primary School in Mianzhu.




A memorial service for hundreds of students of Juyuan Middle School in Dujiangyan, where a mother held a picture of her son, turned into an angry protest on Tuesday. Some parents said local officials had known for years that the school was unsafe but refused to take action. Others recalled that two hours passed before the rescue workers showed up; even then, they stopped working at 10 p.m. on the night of the earthquake and did not resume their search until 9 a.m. the next day.







Parents set off fireworks to chase away evil spirits as wads of paper money smoldered amid the rubble of Juyuan Middle School. Delays in launching investigations into the school collapses is likely to embolden infuriated parents who are protesting across northern Sichuan Province





































China's national flag flies at half-staff at Tiananmen Square in central Beijing. China began three days of national mourning on Monday for more than 30,000 victims of an earthquake that struck Sichuan Province a week ago.




Primary school students mourned during their morning assembly at a school in Tianjin municipality.







Earthquake victims after arriving at the Zipingpu dam by military boats from Yingxiu township in China's Sichuan Province on Thursday. Some 2,000 soldiers had been sent to repair the dam, one of 391 damaged in the earthquake. It was later declared safe.




Soldiers and doctors waited to rescue earthquake survivors at the dam.




A soldier carried a child rescued from Yingxiu at the Zipingpu dam. Yingxiu experienced aftershocks of 6.4 on the Richter scale, prompting evacuations from the town.







Helicopters were used to help transport materials used to help drain the Tangjiashan mountain 'quake lake,' created by an avalanche of rocks and mud unleashed by the earthquake. At least 160,000 people had been evacuated, although hundreds of thousands of others are still living downstream in temporary camps.




Japanese officials said they were considering a Chinese request to provide tents and blankets to the homeless. If Japanese military aircraft deliver the aid, it would mark the first time that the military would touch down on Chinese soil since Japan's brutal World War II occupation.




A soldier sleeps on a dam after helping dig a water diversion channel. China's Water Ministry has said 69 dams were in danger of bursting.










A tent village for earthquake survivors in Leigu Township in Beichuan County.




Protesting parents clashed with police trying to block the march. During the struggle, the broken glass from the pictures of dead children wounded several parents, and the fight left them trembling with emotion. While censors have blocked detailed reporting of the schools controversy by the state-run media, bold commentary did call on the government to step up investigations into faulty school construction.




Two girls looked at the remains of the Juyuan Middle School. Although there is no official casualty count, parents say only 13 of the school's 900 students came out alive




















































Newspapers across China printed their logos in black and some ran entirely without color. Several front pages had simple messages in white text across the middle: "The nation mourns," "Pray for life," and "National tragedy."


- http://darkgovernment.com/gallery/v/china-quake/ -

T.T

512. A very unlucky number for every single china ppl.

512. The aftershock damaged more than 200,000 other homes..killed more than 67,00o lifes..About 20,790 people are listed as missing, with more than five million people homeless since the earthquake.

haii....really donno wat to say..

pic showed everything.. ... ..







the innocent child





the ori building




The century-old church was destroyed in the quake, which left tens of thousands dead in Sichuan.




A wedding photo shoot at a deserted French missionary church in Pengzhou in southwest China's Sichuan province immediately after the earthquake struck on May 12.





During a march on Sunday, a protester waved a picture of one of the 127 children who died at the Fuxin No. 2 Primary School in Mianzhu.




A memorial service for hundreds of students of Juyuan Middle School in Dujiangyan, where a mother held a picture of her son, turned into an angry protest on Tuesday. Some parents said local officials had known for years that the school was unsafe but refused to take action. Others recalled that two hours passed before the rescue workers showed up; even then, they stopped working at 10 p.m. on the night of the earthquake and did not resume their search until 9 a.m. the next day.







Parents set off fireworks to chase away evil spirits as wads of paper money smoldered amid the rubble of Juyuan Middle School. Delays in launching investigations into the school collapses is likely to embolden infuriated parents who are protesting across northern Sichuan Province





































China's national flag flies at half-staff at Tiananmen Square in central Beijing. China began three days of national mourning on Monday for more than 30,000 victims of an earthquake that struck Sichuan Province a week ago.




Primary school students mourned during their morning assembly at a school in Tianjin municipality.







Earthquake victims after arriving at the Zipingpu dam by military boats from Yingxiu township in China's Sichuan Province on Thursday. Some 2,000 soldiers had been sent to repair the dam, one of 391 damaged in the earthquake. It was later declared safe.




Soldiers and doctors waited to rescue earthquake survivors at the dam.




A soldier carried a child rescued from Yingxiu at the Zipingpu dam. Yingxiu experienced aftershocks of 6.4 on the Richter scale, prompting evacuations from the town.







Helicopters were used to help transport materials used to help drain the Tangjiashan mountain 'quake lake,' created by an avalanche of rocks and mud unleashed by the earthquake. At least 160,000 people had been evacuated, although hundreds of thousands of others are still living downstream in temporary camps.




Japanese officials said they were considering a Chinese request to provide tents and blankets to the homeless. If Japanese military aircraft deliver the aid, it would mark the first time that the military would touch down on Chinese soil since Japan's brutal World War II occupation.




A soldier sleeps on a dam after helping dig a water diversion channel. China's Water Ministry has said 69 dams were in danger of bursting.










A tent village for earthquake survivors in Leigu Township in Beichuan County.




Protesting parents clashed with police trying to block the march. During the struggle, the broken glass from the pictures of dead children wounded several parents, and the fight left them trembling with emotion. While censors have blocked detailed reporting of the schools controversy by the state-run media, bold commentary did call on the government to step up investigations into faulty school construction.




Two girls looked at the remains of the Juyuan Middle School. Although there is no official casualty count, parents say only 13 of the school's 900 students came out alive




















































Newspapers across China printed their logos in black and some ran entirely without color. Several front pages had simple messages in white text across the middle: "The nation mourns," "Pray for life," and "National tragedy."


- http://darkgovernment.com/gallery/v/china-quake/ -

T.T