Mexico earthquake: Rescue workers continue desperate search for signs of life on fourth day
Mexico waited anxiously for signs of life in the rubble of collapsed buildings as a desperate search for survivors of a devastating earthquake entered a fourth day.
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Mexico waited anxiously for signs of life in the rubble of collapsed buildings as a desperate search for survivors of a devastating earthquake entered a fourth day. AP
Onlookers stand in the street after midnight watching rescuers search for survivors inside a collapsed office building in Mexico City. The powerful 7.1-magnitude earthquake on Wednesday killed at least 272 people. AP
Volunteer rescue workers who have been seeking survivors since Tuesday fought off growing fatigue to continue removing tons of rubble at dozens of flattened buildings in the capital. AP
In the central neighborhood of Roma, rescue workers scrambled to locate 23 people believed to be in the wreckage of a collapsed an office building. They have already pulled 28 survivors from the mountain of rubble. AP
US president Donald Trump called Pena Nieto and offered assistance. A US search-and-rescue team was deployed to Mexico, according to the American embassy. AP