Quake survivor listens to news on radio
2008-05-21 00:14:33 GMT 2008-05-21 08:14:33 (Beijing Time) AFP
A quake survivor listens to news on the radio from a makeshift shelter near the deserted quake-ravaged town of Beichuan, which was closed off for fear of aftershocks and landslides. A woman who survived on rainwater and a man fed sweetened water were Tuesday pulled out of the rubble eight days after China's earthquake but hopes faded for others as the death toll topped 40,000. (AFP)
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