Showing posts with label death toll. Show all posts
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Thursday, September 21, 2017

Melchizedek Prophecy - Update on Mexico City Earthquake

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Mexico earthquake: Tremors 'trigger volcanic eruption' as at least 20 children among 248 dead after primary school collapses
 Andy Wells,Yahoo News UK 

Mexico earthquake: Many die in school collapse
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The deadly earthquake in Mexico has appeared to have triggered an eruption of a volcano in the country, adding to the death toll of at least 248 people.

The Popocatépetl volcano apparently erupted after the 7.1 magnitude quake struck Mexico City at 1:14pm on Tuesday afternoon.
A church on the slopes of the volcano in Atzitzihuacán collapsed during mass, killing 15 people, according to Puebla governor José Antonio Gali.
At least 20 children are among the 248 killed by the quake after the Colegio Enrique Rebsamen primary school collapsed.
Thirty more children and eight adults are sill missing, with desperate parents waiting outside the gates for any news.

The quake appears to have triggered the Popocatépetl volcano (Twitter)

Rescue workers search for children trapped inside the collapsed Enrique Rebsamen school (AP)


Volunteers bring pieces of wood to help prop up sections of the collapsed school (AP)


At least 20 children were killed when the school collapsed (AP)Parents have been desperately waiting for news of their children (AP)


The search is on for survivors among the rubble (Rex)


The scene on the streets is one of utter devastation (Rex)

Relatives said they had received a WhatsApp message from two girls inside.
Adriana D’Fargo, 32, whose seven-year-old daughter is still missing, said: ”They keep pulling kids out, but we know nothing of my daughter.”
President Enrique Pena Nieto, after visiting the school, appealed for calm, saying: “The priority at this moment is to keep rescuing people who are still trapped and to give medical attention to the injured people.”

The rescue effort continued long through the night, the work punctuated by cries of “quiet” so searchers could listen for any faint calls for help,
Mr Pena Nieto added: “They have heard voices in there.”
The magnitude 7.1 quake struck at 1:14pm on the 32nd anniversary of the tremor that killed thousands and came just two hours after earthquake drills were held across Mexico to mark the date.

The 7.1 magnitude quake struck in the middle of the afternoon (PA)Dust rises over down town Mexico City during the 7.1 earthquake (PA)
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Mexico City mayor Miguel Angel Mancera said buildings fell at 44 sites in the capital alone as high-rises across the city swayed and twisted and hundreds of thousands of panicked people ran into the streets blocking traffic.

The national Civil Defence agency reported that the confirmed death toll had climbed to 248, more than half of them in the capital.
The official Twitter feed of agency head Luis Felipe Puente said 117 dead had been counted in Mexico City and 72 in Morelos state, which is just south of the capital.

A man is rescued from a collapsed building in the Condesa neighbourhood of Mexico City (AP)



Remains of a damaged building stands after the earthquake struck (AP)Buildings were left in ruins following the huge quake (AP)



The quake destroyed buildings with ease (Rex)The death toll in the earthquake is expected to rise (Rex)
It said 43 were known dead in Puebla state, where the quake was centred.

Where a six-story office building collapsed in Mexico City, sisters Cristina and Victoria Lopez Torres formed part of a human chain passing bottled water.
Christina said: ”I think it’s human nature that drives everyone to come and help others.
Her sister Victoria added: ”We are young, we didn’t live in ’85, but we know that it’s important to come out to the street to help.”


Friday, October 07, 2016

The Wrath of Matthew Strikes Down the Meekest of the Meek in Haiti

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Hurricane Matthew live: Horror storm kills 842 after battering Haiti and US with 100mph winds ripping through Florida
·         Updated 18:50, 7 Oct 2016
·         By Steve Robson , John Shammas , Jon Dean

The United States is braced as the first Atlantic hurricane to hit since 2007 brings tornadoes and a 12ft storm surge.
More than three million people have been evacuated from Florida, Georgia, North and South Carolina as Hurricane Matthew hits.


The biggest storm in a century is set to hit around 26 million people with President Obama declaring a state of emergency and mobilising thousands of National Guard troops.
At least 842 people have already been killed as Matthew swept through Haiti, Jamaica, the Dominican Republic and the Bahamas.
At least 175 people died in villages clustered among the hills and coast of Haiti’s western tip.
At least three towns reported dozens of fatalities, including the farming village of Chantal, where the mayor said 86 people perished, mostly when trees crushed houses. He said 20 others were missing.
“A tree fell on the house and flattened it, the entire house fell on us. I couldn’t get out,” said driver Jean-Pierre, 27, who had been married for only a year.
“People came to lift the rubble, and then we saw my wife who had died in the same spot,” Jean-Donald said, his young daughter by his side, crying “Mommy.”


US Navy heads to Haiti
The USS Mesa Verde, a US Navy amphibious transport dock ship, is steaming toward Haiti to support relief efforts after Hurricane Matthew killed more than 500 people and left thousands homeless in the Caribbean country.
A Navy spokesman said the ship would bring a large set of capabilities, including three CH-53 heavy lift helicopters, bulldozers and fresh water delivery vehicles.
The ship can produce 72,000 gallons of fresh potable water per day and is stocked with pallets of food, medicine, baby formula, diapers, first aid supplies and other key items.
The ship has a surgical team which can work out of two operating rooms on board.


Death toll rises to 842
The death toll has now risen to 842, according to reports.
It is reported that the deaths count the lives lost in Haiti and the United States.
President Obama has signed a state of emergency for Georgia, Florida and South Carolina mobilising thousands of National Guard troops as the storm hits the Florida coastline.


Oil and gasoline terminals shut
Most oil and gasoline terminals along the south eastern coast in the United States have been shut as a result of Hurricane Matthew.
Those terminals will be key for bringing fuel to retail gasoline stations shuttered by the storm once the hurricane passes.
Gasoline distributors across Florida are scrambling to supply crews working to restore power to areas hit by the hurricane.

'This is still a really dangerous hurricane'
Here’s more from Obama as he addressed reporters earlier today...

I just want to emphasise to everybody that this is still a really dangerous hurricane, that the potential for storm surge, loss of life and severe property damage exists and people continue to need to follow the instructions of their local officials over the next 24, 48, 72 hours.

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