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Rev. Kathleen Ellis
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Page 10 • Friday. September 24, 1999
World
Earthquake toll reaches 2,
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TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) — As cries
for help increasingly turned to omi
nous silence, rescue teams battled
the clock yesterday to save nearly
2,000 trapped and missing victims of
Taiwan’s devastating earthquake.
More than 60 hours after the
earthquake struck, at least 2,103
people were known dead, 7,800 in
jured and 1,844 still unaccounted for
— the vast majority of whom were
believed buried under rubble and
landslides, the Disaster Manage
ment Center said.
The center said 2,268 people
had been rescued, many of them
extracted from some 6,000 com
pletely destroyed housing units
across the island.
Local newspapers said several
hundred thousand people were
homeless but this could not be offi
cially confirmed.
The Tliesday temblor had a pre
liminary magnitude of 7.6 — about
the same strength as the devastating
tremor that killed more than 15,000
people in Turkey last month.
Although many people were still
trapped in buildings, Wednesday’s
rescue efforts yielded only nine
who were safely brought out, offi
cials said.
And in some isolated, mountain
villages of central Taiwan, the worst-
hit region of the island, rescue efforts
have just begun.
Rescuers had to walk for hours
through rugged terrain Wednesday
to reach the village of Kuoshin,
where a massive flow of mud and
rock off three hillsides killed 60 vil
lagers and buried 40 others, the Chi
na Times reported.
Only 50 people, a third of the
population, are known to have sur
vived as the hills virtually col
lapsed and filled up a valley, the
newspaper said.
One mother, identified as Mrs.
Chang, said she and her two
daughters were carried along on
the slide for a half-mile "as if sit-
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The village is located in Nantou
County, where 830 people were
killed, while more than 970 died in
neighboring Taichung County.
These two hardest-hit counties
are to receive the bulk of $90 million
the government said it has allocated
for immediate disaster relief.
The Taiwanese government said
it will spend $32 million to build
2,000 temporary homes to shelter
homeless earthquake victims —
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donesian soldiers.
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national force arrived Monday — and reports of militias
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authority.
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