Le bilan du tremblement de terre dans le sud-ouest de la Chine continue de s'alourdir. 10.000 habitants de la région ont ainsi perdu la vie tandis que 10.000 autres personnes seraient toujours ensevelies dans la seule ville de Mianzhu, la ville la plus proche de l'épicentre du séisme. Débordée par l'ampleur de la catastrophe, la Chine a toutefois accepté l'aide internationale.
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