Archive for the ‘Photos’ Category

A girl’s road to recovery

Wednesday, June 11th, 2008

Song Xinyi, the baby girl trapped for 32 hours after earthquake, and made Prime Minister Wen Jiabao yielded on her way to treatment, is recovering well now in a Nanjing hospital.

Xinyi was just rescued.

On the road to safety.

Recovering in hospital.

Unfortunately, the girl lost her right leg.

How the temp house was built in disaster relief zone

Monday, June 9th, 2008

Original source: Zhao Mu’s Blog 

http://zhaomu.blog.sohu.com/89698174.html

Translated by Keyboards Without Boarders.

The temporary houses are build in large scale now. Following pictures show how the houses are built.

First, a plain field needs to be found, which is not an easy task in the mountain area, where the earthquake hit. From the photo taken at June 9, 2008, it can be seen that some farm lands are taken and cleared up for the purpose.

The house can’t be put on earth directly. A layer of cement of 10~15cm (3~6 inches) is used as flat base. From the photo shown, the distance between the temp-houses is very tight.

Workers from Henan Tiangong Group are checking the sizes of the cement base. They need to finish 690 units in a very short time. It is hot and humid now. They have to work in extra hours in a pretty hostile weather.

The boards used for the temporary house are structured like sandwiches, with compressed poly-ethylene foam (5~15cm thick) covered by iron sheet on both sides. It is predicted that the plastic foam might be exposed when the sheet metal cover is eroded under the severe weather of the disaster zone. Then the foam will deform to small pieces and be blown away by winds. That may lead to a severe white pollution to the area. Further, when the temp houses are dismantled, how to treat or recycle the used material will be a daunting challenge.

Rows and rows of temp houses are built quickly.

The boards used are pretty light. Two workers can easily lift one without any machine.

The avalanche of Siguniang Mountain during earthquake

Monday, June 9th, 2008

Source: http://house.focus.cn/msgview/526/141297160.html Cairang Duoji’s Blog

A mountain climber from Xi’an was trying to climb the Big Girl of Sigunian (Four Girls) Mountain at 2:27pm, May 12. Then he saw the avalanche coming and took these precious pictures from behind a huge rock where he hided. It is until he returned back when he knew that a devastating earthquake has just stroked the area.

Please note that the time is based on the camera. It is a little bit inaccurate compare to the real earthquake time.

14:27:24, May 12, 2008

14:27:33, May 12, 2008

14:28:12, May 12, 2008

14:28:35, May 12, 2008

Cars Damaged in Earthquake

Monday, June 9th, 2008

Your Eyes

Thursday, June 5th, 2008

Original Source: http://www.scol.com.cn Sichuan Online (2008-05-30 05:26:50)

2:28pm, May 12, 2008, at 31N, 103.4E, a devastating earthquake at scale 8 hit Wenchuan, Sichuan, China. Facing the disaster, numerous eyes showed us heart-breaking news and touching love stories.

Smiles come back to the survived kids

Friday, May 30th, 2008

http://www.chinanews.com.cn/tp/news/2008/05-29/1266630.shtml

Source: May 29, 2008 16:48 China News Net

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Since May 25, hospitals in Fuzhou, a thousand kilometers away from the epicenter, have accepted more than 160 victims injured in Sichuan earthquake. Among them, are about a dozen of children. After intensive care by the doctors and nurses, they started to recover. Smiles are coming back to their faces.  Photoed by Yang E’nuo

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Photoed by Yang E’nuo

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How The Supplies Were Sent to Yingxiu

Friday, May 30th, 2008

http://news.xinhuanet.com/photo/2008-05/30/content_8281230_3.htm

08:51:31, May 30, 2008 Source:发展论坛

Uncle, You are my gurdian!

Friday, May 30th, 2008

Source: http://news.xinhuanet.com/photo/2008-05/30/content_8282182.htm

10:07:02, May 30, 2008

A girl kissing a soldier coming to rescue.

May 18, at Xuankou village, a girl is sending water to a soldier.

Ten hours after being buried in ruins, a three year old boy, Lang Zheng, saluted to the soldiers coming to rescue him.

Survived Kids Express Their Feelings with Pictures

Wednesday, May 28th, 2008

Source:http://www.scol.com.cn

Chenghua Aixin (Love Heart) School, a temporary school located in Chenghua Dongjiao stadium, is to provide education to the survived kids from most heavily hit areas of Sichuan.

May 27, students put on board what they think about the earthquake.

Classroom at Chenghua Aixin (Love Heart) School, a temporary school located in Chenghua Dongjiao stadium. It is to provide education to the survived kids from heavily hit areas of Sichuan.

Some Posters for Earthquake Relief

Wednesday, May 28th, 2008