China's Deadly Quake: 127 Lives Lost in Freezing Aftermath
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A 5.9-magnitude earthquake in northwest China has killed over 120 people and injured more than 500, leaving survivors to face subzero temperatures. The quake damaged thousands of houses and disrupted essential services. In the U.S., younger Americans are critical of President Biden's handling of the war in Gaza, with nearly three-quarters of voters between 18 and 29 disapproving of the administration's response. Meanwhile, an eruption in Iceland poses a threat to a power plant and nearby town, with the size of the eruption larger than expected.
- Wednesday Briefing: The Aftermath of China's Quake The New York Times
- Rescuers battle sub-zero temperatures as more than 120 killed by China’s deadliest quake in nearly a decade CNN
- China earthquake: At least 118 killed after 6.2 magnitude quake hit northwestern China The Associated Press
- China earthquake death toll at least 127 amid freezing temps New York Daily News
- An earthquake in northwestern China kills at least 127 people and is the deadliest in 9 years CNBC
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