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A total of 3,244 aftershocks of Saturday's 7.0-magnitude quake in Sichuan province have been recorded as of 6:00 am Tuesday, said China Earthquake Administration.
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang has urged relief workers in Sichuan's earthquake zone to focus on treating the wounded while making more efforts to prevent secondary disasters and potential epidemic incidents.
For motorcyclists Brendan Frentz and Michael Kleinert, the friendship between them and Li Yongchao started with a ride following the devastating earthquake in Sichuan.
The death toll in Baoxing had reached 26 by 10 pm on Monday, with 18 still missing, 2,500 wounded, 86 of which in severe condition, and 58,000 other people affected.
Carrying a big bag of sterilizing equipment weighing more than 30 kg, Zhang Biao was on his way to a village near Longmen township, Ya'an, at noon on Monday. He felt tired, and sweat poured down his face.
The earthquake that hit Sichuan province on Saturday has united rival Internet companies to help people look for missing relatives and friends.
As the search for survivors continues, the next major task is to prevent disease and epidemics in quake-hit areas of Sichuan, officials said on Monday.
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A total of 2,536 aftershocks have been recorded in quake-hit Lushan county as of 8 pm Beijing time on Monday, local authorities said.
Many foreign leaders sent condolences to Chinese President Xi Jinping and Premier Li Keqiang after a deadly earthquake in China's Southwest Sichuan province.
Xie Jiangmin remembers when he held a baby's body after retrieving him hours after a deadly quake that jolted Southwest China's Sichuan province on Saturday.
Chinese authorities are working to restore social order and infrastructure in Ya'an of Southwest China's Sichuan Province, badly hit by a strong earthquake on Saturday.
Taiwan's Red Cross organization announced on Monday it has sent a team of three to Sichuan province to assess the medical needs of the quake-hit areas.