Szechuan earthquake photos

[user12343]

http://www.nytimes.com/slideshow/2008/05/15/world/0515-CHINA_index.html

http://cryptome.org/cn-quake4/cn-quake4.htm

http://cryptome.org/cn-quake5/cn-quake5.htm

:cry::cry::cry:

 

[ninelives]

i can see those soliders are really helping out. *salute* I dunno about Myanmar (Burma) , i think those army are drinking beer in the Bar....

 

[legiz]

it is all over the newspapers and news these days , i am sure the chinese will be more united and brave after this tragedy. salute to Premier Wen and LBA , volunteers , doctors , nurses

 

[asterixsg]

Yesterday, we observed 3 minutes of silence. The flags are flying half-mast, all entertainment shows have been cancelled (including the Olympic torch relay) for 3 days. Amazed at the effort of the army in their rescue efforts. Brilliant and immediate action taken by the Chinese government. Feel very proud. :thumbsup:
We hear miracles of how a survivor is rescued after being burried in rubble for several days. In tough times like this, the human spirit prevails.

 

[Exposure]

Yesterday, we observed 3 minutes of silence. The flags are flying half-mast, all entertainment shows have been cancelled (including the Olympic torch relay) for 3 days. Amazed at the effort of the army in their rescue efforts. Brilliant and immediate action taken by the Chinese government. Feel very proud. :thumbsup:
We hear miracles of how a survivor is rescued after being burried in rubble for several days. In tough times like this, the human spirit prevails.

photos of the 3 minutes silence.. >> http://www.militaryphotos.net/forums/showthread.php?t=134090&page=26

 

[Yappy]

The photos showed the extend of the earthquake.

It showed how nature can do to mankind.