In Earthquake death zone, one happy ending
Man pulled to safety after 36 hours in rubble
GUNUNG SITOLI, Indonesia - Firefighters searching for survivors of this week's devastating earthquake in Indonesia on Wednesday pulled a man to safety more than 36 hours after he was buried in rubble on remote Nias island."People knew I was there but it was difficult to reach me. I kept screaming whenever I heard anyone," said Silalalahi, who did not appear to be badly injured. "I feel relief because now I am safe."An estimated 1,000 people had died in the region’s latest large earthquake.
GUNUNG SITOLI, Indonesia - Firefighters searching for survivors of this week's devastating earthquake in Indonesia on Wednesday pulled a man to safety more than 36 hours after he was buried in rubble on remote Nias island."People knew I was there but it was difficult to reach me. I kept screaming whenever I heard anyone," said Silalalahi, who did not appear to be badly injured. "I feel relief because now I am safe."An estimated 1,000 people had died in the region’s latest large earthquake.
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