Los supervivientes del terremoto más mortífero de China en años se apiñaron en tiendas de campaña improvisadas en la provincia noroccidental de Gansu a pesar de las gélidas temperaturas, demasiado asustados para regresar a sus hogares que el desastre había vuelto peligrosos.
“Ahora no podemos volver a nuestra casa. Anoche no teníamos otro lugar para dormir que dormir en un coche. La superficie del coche estaba completamente cubierta de hielo. No podemos hacer nada. No había ninguna calefacción. “, dijo una residente local que dio su apellido como dice Ma.
People are seen at a temporary shelter in the main square in Dahejia in Jishishan County in northwest China’s Gansu province on December 20, 2023. – Survivors of China’s deadliest earthquake in years huddled in aid tents on December 20 after overnight temperatures plunged well below zero, with the death toll rising to 131. (Photo by Pedro Pardo / AFP)A boy stands amongst the rubble of his collapsed house in Dahejia in Jishishan County in northwest China’s Gansu province on December 20, 2023. – Survivors of China’s deadliest earthquake in years huddled in aid tents on December 20 after overnight temperatures plunged well below zero, with the death toll rising to 131. (Photo by Pedro Pardo / AFP)People queue for food at a temporary shelter on the main square in Dahejia in Jishishan County in northwest China’s Gansu province on December 20, 2023. – Survivors of China’s deadliest earthquake in years huddled in aid tents on December 20 after overnight temperatures plunged well below zero, with the death toll rising to 131. (Photo by Pedro Pardo / AFP)People queue for food at a temporary shelter on the main square in front of a damaged local mosque in Dahejia in Jishishan County in northwest China’s Gansu province on December 20, 2023. – Survivors of China’s deadliest earthquake in years huddled in aid tents on December 20 after overnight temperatures plunged well below zero, with the death toll rising to 131. (Photo by Pedro Pardo / AFP)
