Slide 1

Dozens trapped by New Zealand quake
February 22, 2011
• CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (AP) -- Office workers trapped
under their collapsed buildings sent messages to the outside
as rescuers with dogs scrambled to save them and dozens of
others following a powerful earthquake that killed at least 65 in
one of New Zealand's largest cities. At least 100 people were
reportedly buried in rubble as teams worked through the night
to try to reach them through slabs of crumbled concrete and
twisted metal.
Tuesday's 6.3-magnitude quake, the second powerful temblor
to hit Christchurch in five months, toppled the spire of the
city's historic stone cathedral, flattened tall buildings and sent
chunks of concrete and bricks hurtling onto cars, buses and
pedestrians below. The quake even shook off a massive chunk
of ice from New Zealand's biggest glacier some some 120 miles
(190 kilometers) to the east.

A man lies injured on Manchester street as rescue workers search the rubble of
a collapsed building on February 22, 2011 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Rescue workers look for victims on the collapsed Pyne Gould Guinness building where
people remain trapped. Rescuers dug frantically for bodies and people trapped after the
major 6.3 earthquake caused "multiple" deaths and crushing buildings and vehicles.

Rescue workers work to extinguish a fire at a collapsed building of King's Education
in central Christchurch, New Zealand.

The city's iconic Christchurch Cathedral.

Debris crush a car outside the Christchurch Catholic Cathedral.

People walk through a street partly covered with rubble after an earthquake.

Office workers are escorted out of the CBD.

Rescue workers search for survivors.

Rescuers search for survivors in a collapsed building in Manchester Street.

A man is rushed to hospital after being rescued from a collapsed building in
Manchester Street.

People are evacuated from a health clinic in Christchurch, New Zealand.

People prepare for rescue after breaking in a high-rise building in central
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Eastern suburbs are flooded after Christchurch, New Zealand, was hit by a 6.3
magnitude earthquake.

Cars are abandoned on a flooded street after a strong earthquake in suburban
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Several of the icebergs that caved into Tasman Lake are seen from the air after
a 6.3 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand.

THE END


Slide 2

Dozens trapped by New Zealand quake
February 22, 2011
• CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (AP) -- Office workers trapped
under their collapsed buildings sent messages to the outside
as rescuers with dogs scrambled to save them and dozens of
others following a powerful earthquake that killed at least 65 in
one of New Zealand's largest cities. At least 100 people were
reportedly buried in rubble as teams worked through the night
to try to reach them through slabs of crumbled concrete and
twisted metal.
Tuesday's 6.3-magnitude quake, the second powerful temblor
to hit Christchurch in five months, toppled the spire of the
city's historic stone cathedral, flattened tall buildings and sent
chunks of concrete and bricks hurtling onto cars, buses and
pedestrians below. The quake even shook off a massive chunk
of ice from New Zealand's biggest glacier some some 120 miles
(190 kilometers) to the east.

A man lies injured on Manchester street as rescue workers search the rubble of
a collapsed building on February 22, 2011 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Rescue workers look for victims on the collapsed Pyne Gould Guinness building where
people remain trapped. Rescuers dug frantically for bodies and people trapped after the
major 6.3 earthquake caused "multiple" deaths and crushing buildings and vehicles.

Rescue workers work to extinguish a fire at a collapsed building of King's Education
in central Christchurch, New Zealand.

The city's iconic Christchurch Cathedral.

Debris crush a car outside the Christchurch Catholic Cathedral.

People walk through a street partly covered with rubble after an earthquake.

Office workers are escorted out of the CBD.

Rescue workers search for survivors.

Rescuers search for survivors in a collapsed building in Manchester Street.

A man is rushed to hospital after being rescued from a collapsed building in
Manchester Street.

People are evacuated from a health clinic in Christchurch, New Zealand.

People prepare for rescue after breaking in a high-rise building in central
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Eastern suburbs are flooded after Christchurch, New Zealand, was hit by a 6.3
magnitude earthquake.

Cars are abandoned on a flooded street after a strong earthquake in suburban
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Several of the icebergs that caved into Tasman Lake are seen from the air after
a 6.3 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand.

THE END


Slide 3

Dozens trapped by New Zealand quake
February 22, 2011
• CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (AP) -- Office workers trapped
under their collapsed buildings sent messages to the outside
as rescuers with dogs scrambled to save them and dozens of
others following a powerful earthquake that killed at least 65 in
one of New Zealand's largest cities. At least 100 people were
reportedly buried in rubble as teams worked through the night
to try to reach them through slabs of crumbled concrete and
twisted metal.
Tuesday's 6.3-magnitude quake, the second powerful temblor
to hit Christchurch in five months, toppled the spire of the
city's historic stone cathedral, flattened tall buildings and sent
chunks of concrete and bricks hurtling onto cars, buses and
pedestrians below. The quake even shook off a massive chunk
of ice from New Zealand's biggest glacier some some 120 miles
(190 kilometers) to the east.

A man lies injured on Manchester street as rescue workers search the rubble of
a collapsed building on February 22, 2011 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Rescue workers look for victims on the collapsed Pyne Gould Guinness building where
people remain trapped. Rescuers dug frantically for bodies and people trapped after the
major 6.3 earthquake caused "multiple" deaths and crushing buildings and vehicles.

Rescue workers work to extinguish a fire at a collapsed building of King's Education
in central Christchurch, New Zealand.

The city's iconic Christchurch Cathedral.

Debris crush a car outside the Christchurch Catholic Cathedral.

People walk through a street partly covered with rubble after an earthquake.

Office workers are escorted out of the CBD.

Rescue workers search for survivors.

Rescuers search for survivors in a collapsed building in Manchester Street.

A man is rushed to hospital after being rescued from a collapsed building in
Manchester Street.

People are evacuated from a health clinic in Christchurch, New Zealand.

People prepare for rescue after breaking in a high-rise building in central
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Eastern suburbs are flooded after Christchurch, New Zealand, was hit by a 6.3
magnitude earthquake.

Cars are abandoned on a flooded street after a strong earthquake in suburban
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Several of the icebergs that caved into Tasman Lake are seen from the air after
a 6.3 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand.

THE END


Slide 4

Dozens trapped by New Zealand quake
February 22, 2011
• CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (AP) -- Office workers trapped
under their collapsed buildings sent messages to the outside
as rescuers with dogs scrambled to save them and dozens of
others following a powerful earthquake that killed at least 65 in
one of New Zealand's largest cities. At least 100 people were
reportedly buried in rubble as teams worked through the night
to try to reach them through slabs of crumbled concrete and
twisted metal.
Tuesday's 6.3-magnitude quake, the second powerful temblor
to hit Christchurch in five months, toppled the spire of the
city's historic stone cathedral, flattened tall buildings and sent
chunks of concrete and bricks hurtling onto cars, buses and
pedestrians below. The quake even shook off a massive chunk
of ice from New Zealand's biggest glacier some some 120 miles
(190 kilometers) to the east.

A man lies injured on Manchester street as rescue workers search the rubble of
a collapsed building on February 22, 2011 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Rescue workers look for victims on the collapsed Pyne Gould Guinness building where
people remain trapped. Rescuers dug frantically for bodies and people trapped after the
major 6.3 earthquake caused "multiple" deaths and crushing buildings and vehicles.

Rescue workers work to extinguish a fire at a collapsed building of King's Education
in central Christchurch, New Zealand.

The city's iconic Christchurch Cathedral.

Debris crush a car outside the Christchurch Catholic Cathedral.

People walk through a street partly covered with rubble after an earthquake.

Office workers are escorted out of the CBD.

Rescue workers search for survivors.

Rescuers search for survivors in a collapsed building in Manchester Street.

A man is rushed to hospital after being rescued from a collapsed building in
Manchester Street.

People are evacuated from a health clinic in Christchurch, New Zealand.

People prepare for rescue after breaking in a high-rise building in central
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Eastern suburbs are flooded after Christchurch, New Zealand, was hit by a 6.3
magnitude earthquake.

Cars are abandoned on a flooded street after a strong earthquake in suburban
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Several of the icebergs that caved into Tasman Lake are seen from the air after
a 6.3 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand.

THE END


Slide 5

Dozens trapped by New Zealand quake
February 22, 2011
• CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (AP) -- Office workers trapped
under their collapsed buildings sent messages to the outside
as rescuers with dogs scrambled to save them and dozens of
others following a powerful earthquake that killed at least 65 in
one of New Zealand's largest cities. At least 100 people were
reportedly buried in rubble as teams worked through the night
to try to reach them through slabs of crumbled concrete and
twisted metal.
Tuesday's 6.3-magnitude quake, the second powerful temblor
to hit Christchurch in five months, toppled the spire of the
city's historic stone cathedral, flattened tall buildings and sent
chunks of concrete and bricks hurtling onto cars, buses and
pedestrians below. The quake even shook off a massive chunk
of ice from New Zealand's biggest glacier some some 120 miles
(190 kilometers) to the east.

A man lies injured on Manchester street as rescue workers search the rubble of
a collapsed building on February 22, 2011 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Rescue workers look for victims on the collapsed Pyne Gould Guinness building where
people remain trapped. Rescuers dug frantically for bodies and people trapped after the
major 6.3 earthquake caused "multiple" deaths and crushing buildings and vehicles.

Rescue workers work to extinguish a fire at a collapsed building of King's Education
in central Christchurch, New Zealand.

The city's iconic Christchurch Cathedral.

Debris crush a car outside the Christchurch Catholic Cathedral.

People walk through a street partly covered with rubble after an earthquake.

Office workers are escorted out of the CBD.

Rescue workers search for survivors.

Rescuers search for survivors in a collapsed building in Manchester Street.

A man is rushed to hospital after being rescued from a collapsed building in
Manchester Street.

People are evacuated from a health clinic in Christchurch, New Zealand.

People prepare for rescue after breaking in a high-rise building in central
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Eastern suburbs are flooded after Christchurch, New Zealand, was hit by a 6.3
magnitude earthquake.

Cars are abandoned on a flooded street after a strong earthquake in suburban
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Several of the icebergs that caved into Tasman Lake are seen from the air after
a 6.3 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand.

THE END


Slide 6

Dozens trapped by New Zealand quake
February 22, 2011
• CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (AP) -- Office workers trapped
under their collapsed buildings sent messages to the outside
as rescuers with dogs scrambled to save them and dozens of
others following a powerful earthquake that killed at least 65 in
one of New Zealand's largest cities. At least 100 people were
reportedly buried in rubble as teams worked through the night
to try to reach them through slabs of crumbled concrete and
twisted metal.
Tuesday's 6.3-magnitude quake, the second powerful temblor
to hit Christchurch in five months, toppled the spire of the
city's historic stone cathedral, flattened tall buildings and sent
chunks of concrete and bricks hurtling onto cars, buses and
pedestrians below. The quake even shook off a massive chunk
of ice from New Zealand's biggest glacier some some 120 miles
(190 kilometers) to the east.

A man lies injured on Manchester street as rescue workers search the rubble of
a collapsed building on February 22, 2011 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Rescue workers look for victims on the collapsed Pyne Gould Guinness building where
people remain trapped. Rescuers dug frantically for bodies and people trapped after the
major 6.3 earthquake caused "multiple" deaths and crushing buildings and vehicles.

Rescue workers work to extinguish a fire at a collapsed building of King's Education
in central Christchurch, New Zealand.

The city's iconic Christchurch Cathedral.

Debris crush a car outside the Christchurch Catholic Cathedral.

People walk through a street partly covered with rubble after an earthquake.

Office workers are escorted out of the CBD.

Rescue workers search for survivors.

Rescuers search for survivors in a collapsed building in Manchester Street.

A man is rushed to hospital after being rescued from a collapsed building in
Manchester Street.

People are evacuated from a health clinic in Christchurch, New Zealand.

People prepare for rescue after breaking in a high-rise building in central
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Eastern suburbs are flooded after Christchurch, New Zealand, was hit by a 6.3
magnitude earthquake.

Cars are abandoned on a flooded street after a strong earthquake in suburban
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Several of the icebergs that caved into Tasman Lake are seen from the air after
a 6.3 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand.

THE END


Slide 7

Dozens trapped by New Zealand quake
February 22, 2011
• CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (AP) -- Office workers trapped
under their collapsed buildings sent messages to the outside
as rescuers with dogs scrambled to save them and dozens of
others following a powerful earthquake that killed at least 65 in
one of New Zealand's largest cities. At least 100 people were
reportedly buried in rubble as teams worked through the night
to try to reach them through slabs of crumbled concrete and
twisted metal.
Tuesday's 6.3-magnitude quake, the second powerful temblor
to hit Christchurch in five months, toppled the spire of the
city's historic stone cathedral, flattened tall buildings and sent
chunks of concrete and bricks hurtling onto cars, buses and
pedestrians below. The quake even shook off a massive chunk
of ice from New Zealand's biggest glacier some some 120 miles
(190 kilometers) to the east.

A man lies injured on Manchester street as rescue workers search the rubble of
a collapsed building on February 22, 2011 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Rescue workers look for victims on the collapsed Pyne Gould Guinness building where
people remain trapped. Rescuers dug frantically for bodies and people trapped after the
major 6.3 earthquake caused "multiple" deaths and crushing buildings and vehicles.

Rescue workers work to extinguish a fire at a collapsed building of King's Education
in central Christchurch, New Zealand.

The city's iconic Christchurch Cathedral.

Debris crush a car outside the Christchurch Catholic Cathedral.

People walk through a street partly covered with rubble after an earthquake.

Office workers are escorted out of the CBD.

Rescue workers search for survivors.

Rescuers search for survivors in a collapsed building in Manchester Street.

A man is rushed to hospital after being rescued from a collapsed building in
Manchester Street.

People are evacuated from a health clinic in Christchurch, New Zealand.

People prepare for rescue after breaking in a high-rise building in central
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Eastern suburbs are flooded after Christchurch, New Zealand, was hit by a 6.3
magnitude earthquake.

Cars are abandoned on a flooded street after a strong earthquake in suburban
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Several of the icebergs that caved into Tasman Lake are seen from the air after
a 6.3 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand.

THE END


Slide 8

Dozens trapped by New Zealand quake
February 22, 2011
• CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (AP) -- Office workers trapped
under their collapsed buildings sent messages to the outside
as rescuers with dogs scrambled to save them and dozens of
others following a powerful earthquake that killed at least 65 in
one of New Zealand's largest cities. At least 100 people were
reportedly buried in rubble as teams worked through the night
to try to reach them through slabs of crumbled concrete and
twisted metal.
Tuesday's 6.3-magnitude quake, the second powerful temblor
to hit Christchurch in five months, toppled the spire of the
city's historic stone cathedral, flattened tall buildings and sent
chunks of concrete and bricks hurtling onto cars, buses and
pedestrians below. The quake even shook off a massive chunk
of ice from New Zealand's biggest glacier some some 120 miles
(190 kilometers) to the east.

A man lies injured on Manchester street as rescue workers search the rubble of
a collapsed building on February 22, 2011 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Rescue workers look for victims on the collapsed Pyne Gould Guinness building where
people remain trapped. Rescuers dug frantically for bodies and people trapped after the
major 6.3 earthquake caused "multiple" deaths and crushing buildings and vehicles.

Rescue workers work to extinguish a fire at a collapsed building of King's Education
in central Christchurch, New Zealand.

The city's iconic Christchurch Cathedral.

Debris crush a car outside the Christchurch Catholic Cathedral.

People walk through a street partly covered with rubble after an earthquake.

Office workers are escorted out of the CBD.

Rescue workers search for survivors.

Rescuers search for survivors in a collapsed building in Manchester Street.

A man is rushed to hospital after being rescued from a collapsed building in
Manchester Street.

People are evacuated from a health clinic in Christchurch, New Zealand.

People prepare for rescue after breaking in a high-rise building in central
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Eastern suburbs are flooded after Christchurch, New Zealand, was hit by a 6.3
magnitude earthquake.

Cars are abandoned on a flooded street after a strong earthquake in suburban
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Several of the icebergs that caved into Tasman Lake are seen from the air after
a 6.3 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand.

THE END


Slide 9

Dozens trapped by New Zealand quake
February 22, 2011
• CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (AP) -- Office workers trapped
under their collapsed buildings sent messages to the outside
as rescuers with dogs scrambled to save them and dozens of
others following a powerful earthquake that killed at least 65 in
one of New Zealand's largest cities. At least 100 people were
reportedly buried in rubble as teams worked through the night
to try to reach them through slabs of crumbled concrete and
twisted metal.
Tuesday's 6.3-magnitude quake, the second powerful temblor
to hit Christchurch in five months, toppled the spire of the
city's historic stone cathedral, flattened tall buildings and sent
chunks of concrete and bricks hurtling onto cars, buses and
pedestrians below. The quake even shook off a massive chunk
of ice from New Zealand's biggest glacier some some 120 miles
(190 kilometers) to the east.

A man lies injured on Manchester street as rescue workers search the rubble of
a collapsed building on February 22, 2011 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Rescue workers look for victims on the collapsed Pyne Gould Guinness building where
people remain trapped. Rescuers dug frantically for bodies and people trapped after the
major 6.3 earthquake caused "multiple" deaths and crushing buildings and vehicles.

Rescue workers work to extinguish a fire at a collapsed building of King's Education
in central Christchurch, New Zealand.

The city's iconic Christchurch Cathedral.

Debris crush a car outside the Christchurch Catholic Cathedral.

People walk through a street partly covered with rubble after an earthquake.

Office workers are escorted out of the CBD.

Rescue workers search for survivors.

Rescuers search for survivors in a collapsed building in Manchester Street.

A man is rushed to hospital after being rescued from a collapsed building in
Manchester Street.

People are evacuated from a health clinic in Christchurch, New Zealand.

People prepare for rescue after breaking in a high-rise building in central
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Eastern suburbs are flooded after Christchurch, New Zealand, was hit by a 6.3
magnitude earthquake.

Cars are abandoned on a flooded street after a strong earthquake in suburban
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Several of the icebergs that caved into Tasman Lake are seen from the air after
a 6.3 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand.

THE END


Slide 10

Dozens trapped by New Zealand quake
February 22, 2011
• CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (AP) -- Office workers trapped
under their collapsed buildings sent messages to the outside
as rescuers with dogs scrambled to save them and dozens of
others following a powerful earthquake that killed at least 65 in
one of New Zealand's largest cities. At least 100 people were
reportedly buried in rubble as teams worked through the night
to try to reach them through slabs of crumbled concrete and
twisted metal.
Tuesday's 6.3-magnitude quake, the second powerful temblor
to hit Christchurch in five months, toppled the spire of the
city's historic stone cathedral, flattened tall buildings and sent
chunks of concrete and bricks hurtling onto cars, buses and
pedestrians below. The quake even shook off a massive chunk
of ice from New Zealand's biggest glacier some some 120 miles
(190 kilometers) to the east.

A man lies injured on Manchester street as rescue workers search the rubble of
a collapsed building on February 22, 2011 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Rescue workers look for victims on the collapsed Pyne Gould Guinness building where
people remain trapped. Rescuers dug frantically for bodies and people trapped after the
major 6.3 earthquake caused "multiple" deaths and crushing buildings and vehicles.

Rescue workers work to extinguish a fire at a collapsed building of King's Education
in central Christchurch, New Zealand.

The city's iconic Christchurch Cathedral.

Debris crush a car outside the Christchurch Catholic Cathedral.

People walk through a street partly covered with rubble after an earthquake.

Office workers are escorted out of the CBD.

Rescue workers search for survivors.

Rescuers search for survivors in a collapsed building in Manchester Street.

A man is rushed to hospital after being rescued from a collapsed building in
Manchester Street.

People are evacuated from a health clinic in Christchurch, New Zealand.

People prepare for rescue after breaking in a high-rise building in central
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Eastern suburbs are flooded after Christchurch, New Zealand, was hit by a 6.3
magnitude earthquake.

Cars are abandoned on a flooded street after a strong earthquake in suburban
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Several of the icebergs that caved into Tasman Lake are seen from the air after
a 6.3 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand.

THE END


Slide 11

Dozens trapped by New Zealand quake
February 22, 2011
• CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (AP) -- Office workers trapped
under their collapsed buildings sent messages to the outside
as rescuers with dogs scrambled to save them and dozens of
others following a powerful earthquake that killed at least 65 in
one of New Zealand's largest cities. At least 100 people were
reportedly buried in rubble as teams worked through the night
to try to reach them through slabs of crumbled concrete and
twisted metal.
Tuesday's 6.3-magnitude quake, the second powerful temblor
to hit Christchurch in five months, toppled the spire of the
city's historic stone cathedral, flattened tall buildings and sent
chunks of concrete and bricks hurtling onto cars, buses and
pedestrians below. The quake even shook off a massive chunk
of ice from New Zealand's biggest glacier some some 120 miles
(190 kilometers) to the east.

A man lies injured on Manchester street as rescue workers search the rubble of
a collapsed building on February 22, 2011 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Rescue workers look for victims on the collapsed Pyne Gould Guinness building where
people remain trapped. Rescuers dug frantically for bodies and people trapped after the
major 6.3 earthquake caused "multiple" deaths and crushing buildings and vehicles.

Rescue workers work to extinguish a fire at a collapsed building of King's Education
in central Christchurch, New Zealand.

The city's iconic Christchurch Cathedral.

Debris crush a car outside the Christchurch Catholic Cathedral.

People walk through a street partly covered with rubble after an earthquake.

Office workers are escorted out of the CBD.

Rescue workers search for survivors.

Rescuers search for survivors in a collapsed building in Manchester Street.

A man is rushed to hospital after being rescued from a collapsed building in
Manchester Street.

People are evacuated from a health clinic in Christchurch, New Zealand.

People prepare for rescue after breaking in a high-rise building in central
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Eastern suburbs are flooded after Christchurch, New Zealand, was hit by a 6.3
magnitude earthquake.

Cars are abandoned on a flooded street after a strong earthquake in suburban
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Several of the icebergs that caved into Tasman Lake are seen from the air after
a 6.3 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand.

THE END


Slide 12

Dozens trapped by New Zealand quake
February 22, 2011
• CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (AP) -- Office workers trapped
under their collapsed buildings sent messages to the outside
as rescuers with dogs scrambled to save them and dozens of
others following a powerful earthquake that killed at least 65 in
one of New Zealand's largest cities. At least 100 people were
reportedly buried in rubble as teams worked through the night
to try to reach them through slabs of crumbled concrete and
twisted metal.
Tuesday's 6.3-magnitude quake, the second powerful temblor
to hit Christchurch in five months, toppled the spire of the
city's historic stone cathedral, flattened tall buildings and sent
chunks of concrete and bricks hurtling onto cars, buses and
pedestrians below. The quake even shook off a massive chunk
of ice from New Zealand's biggest glacier some some 120 miles
(190 kilometers) to the east.

A man lies injured on Manchester street as rescue workers search the rubble of
a collapsed building on February 22, 2011 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Rescue workers look for victims on the collapsed Pyne Gould Guinness building where
people remain trapped. Rescuers dug frantically for bodies and people trapped after the
major 6.3 earthquake caused "multiple" deaths and crushing buildings and vehicles.

Rescue workers work to extinguish a fire at a collapsed building of King's Education
in central Christchurch, New Zealand.

The city's iconic Christchurch Cathedral.

Debris crush a car outside the Christchurch Catholic Cathedral.

People walk through a street partly covered with rubble after an earthquake.

Office workers are escorted out of the CBD.

Rescue workers search for survivors.

Rescuers search for survivors in a collapsed building in Manchester Street.

A man is rushed to hospital after being rescued from a collapsed building in
Manchester Street.

People are evacuated from a health clinic in Christchurch, New Zealand.

People prepare for rescue after breaking in a high-rise building in central
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Eastern suburbs are flooded after Christchurch, New Zealand, was hit by a 6.3
magnitude earthquake.

Cars are abandoned on a flooded street after a strong earthquake in suburban
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Several of the icebergs that caved into Tasman Lake are seen from the air after
a 6.3 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand.

THE END


Slide 13

Dozens trapped by New Zealand quake
February 22, 2011
• CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (AP) -- Office workers trapped
under their collapsed buildings sent messages to the outside
as rescuers with dogs scrambled to save them and dozens of
others following a powerful earthquake that killed at least 65 in
one of New Zealand's largest cities. At least 100 people were
reportedly buried in rubble as teams worked through the night
to try to reach them through slabs of crumbled concrete and
twisted metal.
Tuesday's 6.3-magnitude quake, the second powerful temblor
to hit Christchurch in five months, toppled the spire of the
city's historic stone cathedral, flattened tall buildings and sent
chunks of concrete and bricks hurtling onto cars, buses and
pedestrians below. The quake even shook off a massive chunk
of ice from New Zealand's biggest glacier some some 120 miles
(190 kilometers) to the east.

A man lies injured on Manchester street as rescue workers search the rubble of
a collapsed building on February 22, 2011 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Rescue workers look for victims on the collapsed Pyne Gould Guinness building where
people remain trapped. Rescuers dug frantically for bodies and people trapped after the
major 6.3 earthquake caused "multiple" deaths and crushing buildings and vehicles.

Rescue workers work to extinguish a fire at a collapsed building of King's Education
in central Christchurch, New Zealand.

The city's iconic Christchurch Cathedral.

Debris crush a car outside the Christchurch Catholic Cathedral.

People walk through a street partly covered with rubble after an earthquake.

Office workers are escorted out of the CBD.

Rescue workers search for survivors.

Rescuers search for survivors in a collapsed building in Manchester Street.

A man is rushed to hospital after being rescued from a collapsed building in
Manchester Street.

People are evacuated from a health clinic in Christchurch, New Zealand.

People prepare for rescue after breaking in a high-rise building in central
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Eastern suburbs are flooded after Christchurch, New Zealand, was hit by a 6.3
magnitude earthquake.

Cars are abandoned on a flooded street after a strong earthquake in suburban
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Several of the icebergs that caved into Tasman Lake are seen from the air after
a 6.3 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand.

THE END


Slide 14

Dozens trapped by New Zealand quake
February 22, 2011
• CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (AP) -- Office workers trapped
under their collapsed buildings sent messages to the outside
as rescuers with dogs scrambled to save them and dozens of
others following a powerful earthquake that killed at least 65 in
one of New Zealand's largest cities. At least 100 people were
reportedly buried in rubble as teams worked through the night
to try to reach them through slabs of crumbled concrete and
twisted metal.
Tuesday's 6.3-magnitude quake, the second powerful temblor
to hit Christchurch in five months, toppled the spire of the
city's historic stone cathedral, flattened tall buildings and sent
chunks of concrete and bricks hurtling onto cars, buses and
pedestrians below. The quake even shook off a massive chunk
of ice from New Zealand's biggest glacier some some 120 miles
(190 kilometers) to the east.

A man lies injured on Manchester street as rescue workers search the rubble of
a collapsed building on February 22, 2011 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Rescue workers look for victims on the collapsed Pyne Gould Guinness building where
people remain trapped. Rescuers dug frantically for bodies and people trapped after the
major 6.3 earthquake caused "multiple" deaths and crushing buildings and vehicles.

Rescue workers work to extinguish a fire at a collapsed building of King's Education
in central Christchurch, New Zealand.

The city's iconic Christchurch Cathedral.

Debris crush a car outside the Christchurch Catholic Cathedral.

People walk through a street partly covered with rubble after an earthquake.

Office workers are escorted out of the CBD.

Rescue workers search for survivors.

Rescuers search for survivors in a collapsed building in Manchester Street.

A man is rushed to hospital after being rescued from a collapsed building in
Manchester Street.

People are evacuated from a health clinic in Christchurch, New Zealand.

People prepare for rescue after breaking in a high-rise building in central
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Eastern suburbs are flooded after Christchurch, New Zealand, was hit by a 6.3
magnitude earthquake.

Cars are abandoned on a flooded street after a strong earthquake in suburban
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Several of the icebergs that caved into Tasman Lake are seen from the air after
a 6.3 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand.

THE END


Slide 15

Dozens trapped by New Zealand quake
February 22, 2011
• CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (AP) -- Office workers trapped
under their collapsed buildings sent messages to the outside
as rescuers with dogs scrambled to save them and dozens of
others following a powerful earthquake that killed at least 65 in
one of New Zealand's largest cities. At least 100 people were
reportedly buried in rubble as teams worked through the night
to try to reach them through slabs of crumbled concrete and
twisted metal.
Tuesday's 6.3-magnitude quake, the second powerful temblor
to hit Christchurch in five months, toppled the spire of the
city's historic stone cathedral, flattened tall buildings and sent
chunks of concrete and bricks hurtling onto cars, buses and
pedestrians below. The quake even shook off a massive chunk
of ice from New Zealand's biggest glacier some some 120 miles
(190 kilometers) to the east.

A man lies injured on Manchester street as rescue workers search the rubble of
a collapsed building on February 22, 2011 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Rescue workers look for victims on the collapsed Pyne Gould Guinness building where
people remain trapped. Rescuers dug frantically for bodies and people trapped after the
major 6.3 earthquake caused "multiple" deaths and crushing buildings and vehicles.

Rescue workers work to extinguish a fire at a collapsed building of King's Education
in central Christchurch, New Zealand.

The city's iconic Christchurch Cathedral.

Debris crush a car outside the Christchurch Catholic Cathedral.

People walk through a street partly covered with rubble after an earthquake.

Office workers are escorted out of the CBD.

Rescue workers search for survivors.

Rescuers search for survivors in a collapsed building in Manchester Street.

A man is rushed to hospital after being rescued from a collapsed building in
Manchester Street.

People are evacuated from a health clinic in Christchurch, New Zealand.

People prepare for rescue after breaking in a high-rise building in central
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Eastern suburbs are flooded after Christchurch, New Zealand, was hit by a 6.3
magnitude earthquake.

Cars are abandoned on a flooded street after a strong earthquake in suburban
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Several of the icebergs that caved into Tasman Lake are seen from the air after
a 6.3 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand.

THE END


Slide 16

Dozens trapped by New Zealand quake
February 22, 2011
• CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (AP) -- Office workers trapped
under their collapsed buildings sent messages to the outside
as rescuers with dogs scrambled to save them and dozens of
others following a powerful earthquake that killed at least 65 in
one of New Zealand's largest cities. At least 100 people were
reportedly buried in rubble as teams worked through the night
to try to reach them through slabs of crumbled concrete and
twisted metal.
Tuesday's 6.3-magnitude quake, the second powerful temblor
to hit Christchurch in five months, toppled the spire of the
city's historic stone cathedral, flattened tall buildings and sent
chunks of concrete and bricks hurtling onto cars, buses and
pedestrians below. The quake even shook off a massive chunk
of ice from New Zealand's biggest glacier some some 120 miles
(190 kilometers) to the east.

A man lies injured on Manchester street as rescue workers search the rubble of
a collapsed building on February 22, 2011 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Rescue workers look for victims on the collapsed Pyne Gould Guinness building where
people remain trapped. Rescuers dug frantically for bodies and people trapped after the
major 6.3 earthquake caused "multiple" deaths and crushing buildings and vehicles.

Rescue workers work to extinguish a fire at a collapsed building of King's Education
in central Christchurch, New Zealand.

The city's iconic Christchurch Cathedral.

Debris crush a car outside the Christchurch Catholic Cathedral.

People walk through a street partly covered with rubble after an earthquake.

Office workers are escorted out of the CBD.

Rescue workers search for survivors.

Rescuers search for survivors in a collapsed building in Manchester Street.

A man is rushed to hospital after being rescued from a collapsed building in
Manchester Street.

People are evacuated from a health clinic in Christchurch, New Zealand.

People prepare for rescue after breaking in a high-rise building in central
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Eastern suburbs are flooded after Christchurch, New Zealand, was hit by a 6.3
magnitude earthquake.

Cars are abandoned on a flooded street after a strong earthquake in suburban
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Several of the icebergs that caved into Tasman Lake are seen from the air after
a 6.3 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand.

THE END


Slide 17

Dozens trapped by New Zealand quake
February 22, 2011
• CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (AP) -- Office workers trapped
under their collapsed buildings sent messages to the outside
as rescuers with dogs scrambled to save them and dozens of
others following a powerful earthquake that killed at least 65 in
one of New Zealand's largest cities. At least 100 people were
reportedly buried in rubble as teams worked through the night
to try to reach them through slabs of crumbled concrete and
twisted metal.
Tuesday's 6.3-magnitude quake, the second powerful temblor
to hit Christchurch in five months, toppled the spire of the
city's historic stone cathedral, flattened tall buildings and sent
chunks of concrete and bricks hurtling onto cars, buses and
pedestrians below. The quake even shook off a massive chunk
of ice from New Zealand's biggest glacier some some 120 miles
(190 kilometers) to the east.

A man lies injured on Manchester street as rescue workers search the rubble of
a collapsed building on February 22, 2011 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Rescue workers look for victims on the collapsed Pyne Gould Guinness building where
people remain trapped. Rescuers dug frantically for bodies and people trapped after the
major 6.3 earthquake caused "multiple" deaths and crushing buildings and vehicles.

Rescue workers work to extinguish a fire at a collapsed building of King's Education
in central Christchurch, New Zealand.

The city's iconic Christchurch Cathedral.

Debris crush a car outside the Christchurch Catholic Cathedral.

People walk through a street partly covered with rubble after an earthquake.

Office workers are escorted out of the CBD.

Rescue workers search for survivors.

Rescuers search for survivors in a collapsed building in Manchester Street.

A man is rushed to hospital after being rescued from a collapsed building in
Manchester Street.

People are evacuated from a health clinic in Christchurch, New Zealand.

People prepare for rescue after breaking in a high-rise building in central
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Eastern suburbs are flooded after Christchurch, New Zealand, was hit by a 6.3
magnitude earthquake.

Cars are abandoned on a flooded street after a strong earthquake in suburban
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Several of the icebergs that caved into Tasman Lake are seen from the air after
a 6.3 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand.

THE END


Slide 18

Dozens trapped by New Zealand quake
February 22, 2011
• CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (AP) -- Office workers trapped
under their collapsed buildings sent messages to the outside
as rescuers with dogs scrambled to save them and dozens of
others following a powerful earthquake that killed at least 65 in
one of New Zealand's largest cities. At least 100 people were
reportedly buried in rubble as teams worked through the night
to try to reach them through slabs of crumbled concrete and
twisted metal.
Tuesday's 6.3-magnitude quake, the second powerful temblor
to hit Christchurch in five months, toppled the spire of the
city's historic stone cathedral, flattened tall buildings and sent
chunks of concrete and bricks hurtling onto cars, buses and
pedestrians below. The quake even shook off a massive chunk
of ice from New Zealand's biggest glacier some some 120 miles
(190 kilometers) to the east.

A man lies injured on Manchester street as rescue workers search the rubble of
a collapsed building on February 22, 2011 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Rescue workers look for victims on the collapsed Pyne Gould Guinness building where
people remain trapped. Rescuers dug frantically for bodies and people trapped after the
major 6.3 earthquake caused "multiple" deaths and crushing buildings and vehicles.

Rescue workers work to extinguish a fire at a collapsed building of King's Education
in central Christchurch, New Zealand.

The city's iconic Christchurch Cathedral.

Debris crush a car outside the Christchurch Catholic Cathedral.

People walk through a street partly covered with rubble after an earthquake.

Office workers are escorted out of the CBD.

Rescue workers search for survivors.

Rescuers search for survivors in a collapsed building in Manchester Street.

A man is rushed to hospital after being rescued from a collapsed building in
Manchester Street.

People are evacuated from a health clinic in Christchurch, New Zealand.

People prepare for rescue after breaking in a high-rise building in central
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Eastern suburbs are flooded after Christchurch, New Zealand, was hit by a 6.3
magnitude earthquake.

Cars are abandoned on a flooded street after a strong earthquake in suburban
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Several of the icebergs that caved into Tasman Lake are seen from the air after
a 6.3 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand.

THE END


Slide 19

Dozens trapped by New Zealand quake
February 22, 2011
• CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (AP) -- Office workers trapped
under their collapsed buildings sent messages to the outside
as rescuers with dogs scrambled to save them and dozens of
others following a powerful earthquake that killed at least 65 in
one of New Zealand's largest cities. At least 100 people were
reportedly buried in rubble as teams worked through the night
to try to reach them through slabs of crumbled concrete and
twisted metal.
Tuesday's 6.3-magnitude quake, the second powerful temblor
to hit Christchurch in five months, toppled the spire of the
city's historic stone cathedral, flattened tall buildings and sent
chunks of concrete and bricks hurtling onto cars, buses and
pedestrians below. The quake even shook off a massive chunk
of ice from New Zealand's biggest glacier some some 120 miles
(190 kilometers) to the east.

A man lies injured on Manchester street as rescue workers search the rubble of
a collapsed building on February 22, 2011 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Rescue workers look for victims on the collapsed Pyne Gould Guinness building where
people remain trapped. Rescuers dug frantically for bodies and people trapped after the
major 6.3 earthquake caused "multiple" deaths and crushing buildings and vehicles.

Rescue workers work to extinguish a fire at a collapsed building of King's Education
in central Christchurch, New Zealand.

The city's iconic Christchurch Cathedral.

Debris crush a car outside the Christchurch Catholic Cathedral.

People walk through a street partly covered with rubble after an earthquake.

Office workers are escorted out of the CBD.

Rescue workers search for survivors.

Rescuers search for survivors in a collapsed building in Manchester Street.

A man is rushed to hospital after being rescued from a collapsed building in
Manchester Street.

People are evacuated from a health clinic in Christchurch, New Zealand.

People prepare for rescue after breaking in a high-rise building in central
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Eastern suburbs are flooded after Christchurch, New Zealand, was hit by a 6.3
magnitude earthquake.

Cars are abandoned on a flooded street after a strong earthquake in suburban
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Several of the icebergs that caved into Tasman Lake are seen from the air after
a 6.3 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand.

THE END


Slide 20

Dozens trapped by New Zealand quake
February 22, 2011
• CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (AP) -- Office workers trapped
under their collapsed buildings sent messages to the outside
as rescuers with dogs scrambled to save them and dozens of
others following a powerful earthquake that killed at least 65 in
one of New Zealand's largest cities. At least 100 people were
reportedly buried in rubble as teams worked through the night
to try to reach them through slabs of crumbled concrete and
twisted metal.
Tuesday's 6.3-magnitude quake, the second powerful temblor
to hit Christchurch in five months, toppled the spire of the
city's historic stone cathedral, flattened tall buildings and sent
chunks of concrete and bricks hurtling onto cars, buses and
pedestrians below. The quake even shook off a massive chunk
of ice from New Zealand's biggest glacier some some 120 miles
(190 kilometers) to the east.

A man lies injured on Manchester street as rescue workers search the rubble of
a collapsed building on February 22, 2011 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Rescue workers look for victims on the collapsed Pyne Gould Guinness building where
people remain trapped. Rescuers dug frantically for bodies and people trapped after the
major 6.3 earthquake caused "multiple" deaths and crushing buildings and vehicles.

Rescue workers work to extinguish a fire at a collapsed building of King's Education
in central Christchurch, New Zealand.

The city's iconic Christchurch Cathedral.

Debris crush a car outside the Christchurch Catholic Cathedral.

People walk through a street partly covered with rubble after an earthquake.

Office workers are escorted out of the CBD.

Rescue workers search for survivors.

Rescuers search for survivors in a collapsed building in Manchester Street.

A man is rushed to hospital after being rescued from a collapsed building in
Manchester Street.

People are evacuated from a health clinic in Christchurch, New Zealand.

People prepare for rescue after breaking in a high-rise building in central
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Eastern suburbs are flooded after Christchurch, New Zealand, was hit by a 6.3
magnitude earthquake.

Cars are abandoned on a flooded street after a strong earthquake in suburban
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Several of the icebergs that caved into Tasman Lake are seen from the air after
a 6.3 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand.

THE END


Slide 21

Dozens trapped by New Zealand quake
February 22, 2011
• CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (AP) -- Office workers trapped
under their collapsed buildings sent messages to the outside
as rescuers with dogs scrambled to save them and dozens of
others following a powerful earthquake that killed at least 65 in
one of New Zealand's largest cities. At least 100 people were
reportedly buried in rubble as teams worked through the night
to try to reach them through slabs of crumbled concrete and
twisted metal.
Tuesday's 6.3-magnitude quake, the second powerful temblor
to hit Christchurch in five months, toppled the spire of the
city's historic stone cathedral, flattened tall buildings and sent
chunks of concrete and bricks hurtling onto cars, buses and
pedestrians below. The quake even shook off a massive chunk
of ice from New Zealand's biggest glacier some some 120 miles
(190 kilometers) to the east.

A man lies injured on Manchester street as rescue workers search the rubble of
a collapsed building on February 22, 2011 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Rescue workers look for victims on the collapsed Pyne Gould Guinness building where
people remain trapped. Rescuers dug frantically for bodies and people trapped after the
major 6.3 earthquake caused "multiple" deaths and crushing buildings and vehicles.

Rescue workers work to extinguish a fire at a collapsed building of King's Education
in central Christchurch, New Zealand.

The city's iconic Christchurch Cathedral.

Debris crush a car outside the Christchurch Catholic Cathedral.

People walk through a street partly covered with rubble after an earthquake.

Office workers are escorted out of the CBD.

Rescue workers search for survivors.

Rescuers search for survivors in a collapsed building in Manchester Street.

A man is rushed to hospital after being rescued from a collapsed building in
Manchester Street.

People are evacuated from a health clinic in Christchurch, New Zealand.

People prepare for rescue after breaking in a high-rise building in central
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Eastern suburbs are flooded after Christchurch, New Zealand, was hit by a 6.3
magnitude earthquake.

Cars are abandoned on a flooded street after a strong earthquake in suburban
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Several of the icebergs that caved into Tasman Lake are seen from the air after
a 6.3 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand.

THE END


Slide 22

Dozens trapped by New Zealand quake
February 22, 2011
• CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (AP) -- Office workers trapped
under their collapsed buildings sent messages to the outside
as rescuers with dogs scrambled to save them and dozens of
others following a powerful earthquake that killed at least 65 in
one of New Zealand's largest cities. At least 100 people were
reportedly buried in rubble as teams worked through the night
to try to reach them through slabs of crumbled concrete and
twisted metal.
Tuesday's 6.3-magnitude quake, the second powerful temblor
to hit Christchurch in five months, toppled the spire of the
city's historic stone cathedral, flattened tall buildings and sent
chunks of concrete and bricks hurtling onto cars, buses and
pedestrians below. The quake even shook off a massive chunk
of ice from New Zealand's biggest glacier some some 120 miles
(190 kilometers) to the east.

A man lies injured on Manchester street as rescue workers search the rubble of
a collapsed building on February 22, 2011 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Rescue workers look for victims on the collapsed Pyne Gould Guinness building where
people remain trapped. Rescuers dug frantically for bodies and people trapped after the
major 6.3 earthquake caused "multiple" deaths and crushing buildings and vehicles.

Rescue workers work to extinguish a fire at a collapsed building of King's Education
in central Christchurch, New Zealand.

The city's iconic Christchurch Cathedral.

Debris crush a car outside the Christchurch Catholic Cathedral.

People walk through a street partly covered with rubble after an earthquake.

Office workers are escorted out of the CBD.

Rescue workers search for survivors.

Rescuers search for survivors in a collapsed building in Manchester Street.

A man is rushed to hospital after being rescued from a collapsed building in
Manchester Street.

People are evacuated from a health clinic in Christchurch, New Zealand.

People prepare for rescue after breaking in a high-rise building in central
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Eastern suburbs are flooded after Christchurch, New Zealand, was hit by a 6.3
magnitude earthquake.

Cars are abandoned on a flooded street after a strong earthquake in suburban
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Several of the icebergs that caved into Tasman Lake are seen from the air after
a 6.3 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand.

THE END


Slide 23

Dozens trapped by New Zealand quake
February 22, 2011
• CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (AP) -- Office workers trapped
under their collapsed buildings sent messages to the outside
as rescuers with dogs scrambled to save them and dozens of
others following a powerful earthquake that killed at least 65 in
one of New Zealand's largest cities. At least 100 people were
reportedly buried in rubble as teams worked through the night
to try to reach them through slabs of crumbled concrete and
twisted metal.
Tuesday's 6.3-magnitude quake, the second powerful temblor
to hit Christchurch in five months, toppled the spire of the
city's historic stone cathedral, flattened tall buildings and sent
chunks of concrete and bricks hurtling onto cars, buses and
pedestrians below. The quake even shook off a massive chunk
of ice from New Zealand's biggest glacier some some 120 miles
(190 kilometers) to the east.

A man lies injured on Manchester street as rescue workers search the rubble of
a collapsed building on February 22, 2011 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Rescue workers look for victims on the collapsed Pyne Gould Guinness building where
people remain trapped. Rescuers dug frantically for bodies and people trapped after the
major 6.3 earthquake caused "multiple" deaths and crushing buildings and vehicles.

Rescue workers work to extinguish a fire at a collapsed building of King's Education
in central Christchurch, New Zealand.

The city's iconic Christchurch Cathedral.

Debris crush a car outside the Christchurch Catholic Cathedral.

People walk through a street partly covered with rubble after an earthquake.

Office workers are escorted out of the CBD.

Rescue workers search for survivors.

Rescuers search for survivors in a collapsed building in Manchester Street.

A man is rushed to hospital after being rescued from a collapsed building in
Manchester Street.

People are evacuated from a health clinic in Christchurch, New Zealand.

People prepare for rescue after breaking in a high-rise building in central
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Eastern suburbs are flooded after Christchurch, New Zealand, was hit by a 6.3
magnitude earthquake.

Cars are abandoned on a flooded street after a strong earthquake in suburban
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Several of the icebergs that caved into Tasman Lake are seen from the air after
a 6.3 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand.

THE END


Slide 24

Dozens trapped by New Zealand quake
February 22, 2011
• CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (AP) -- Office workers trapped
under their collapsed buildings sent messages to the outside
as rescuers with dogs scrambled to save them and dozens of
others following a powerful earthquake that killed at least 65 in
one of New Zealand's largest cities. At least 100 people were
reportedly buried in rubble as teams worked through the night
to try to reach them through slabs of crumbled concrete and
twisted metal.
Tuesday's 6.3-magnitude quake, the second powerful temblor
to hit Christchurch in five months, toppled the spire of the
city's historic stone cathedral, flattened tall buildings and sent
chunks of concrete and bricks hurtling onto cars, buses and
pedestrians below. The quake even shook off a massive chunk
of ice from New Zealand's biggest glacier some some 120 miles
(190 kilometers) to the east.

A man lies injured on Manchester street as rescue workers search the rubble of
a collapsed building on February 22, 2011 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Rescue workers look for victims on the collapsed Pyne Gould Guinness building where
people remain trapped. Rescuers dug frantically for bodies and people trapped after the
major 6.3 earthquake caused "multiple" deaths and crushing buildings and vehicles.

Rescue workers work to extinguish a fire at a collapsed building of King's Education
in central Christchurch, New Zealand.

The city's iconic Christchurch Cathedral.

Debris crush a car outside the Christchurch Catholic Cathedral.

People walk through a street partly covered with rubble after an earthquake.

Office workers are escorted out of the CBD.

Rescue workers search for survivors.

Rescuers search for survivors in a collapsed building in Manchester Street.

A man is rushed to hospital after being rescued from a collapsed building in
Manchester Street.

People are evacuated from a health clinic in Christchurch, New Zealand.

People prepare for rescue after breaking in a high-rise building in central
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Eastern suburbs are flooded after Christchurch, New Zealand, was hit by a 6.3
magnitude earthquake.

Cars are abandoned on a flooded street after a strong earthquake in suburban
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Several of the icebergs that caved into Tasman Lake are seen from the air after
a 6.3 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand.

THE END


Slide 25

Dozens trapped by New Zealand quake
February 22, 2011
• CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (AP) -- Office workers trapped
under their collapsed buildings sent messages to the outside
as rescuers with dogs scrambled to save them and dozens of
others following a powerful earthquake that killed at least 65 in
one of New Zealand's largest cities. At least 100 people were
reportedly buried in rubble as teams worked through the night
to try to reach them through slabs of crumbled concrete and
twisted metal.
Tuesday's 6.3-magnitude quake, the second powerful temblor
to hit Christchurch in five months, toppled the spire of the
city's historic stone cathedral, flattened tall buildings and sent
chunks of concrete and bricks hurtling onto cars, buses and
pedestrians below. The quake even shook off a massive chunk
of ice from New Zealand's biggest glacier some some 120 miles
(190 kilometers) to the east.

A man lies injured on Manchester street as rescue workers search the rubble of
a collapsed building on February 22, 2011 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Rescue workers look for victims on the collapsed Pyne Gould Guinness building where
people remain trapped. Rescuers dug frantically for bodies and people trapped after the
major 6.3 earthquake caused "multiple" deaths and crushing buildings and vehicles.

Rescue workers work to extinguish a fire at a collapsed building of King's Education
in central Christchurch, New Zealand.

The city's iconic Christchurch Cathedral.

Debris crush a car outside the Christchurch Catholic Cathedral.

People walk through a street partly covered with rubble after an earthquake.

Office workers are escorted out of the CBD.

Rescue workers search for survivors.

Rescuers search for survivors in a collapsed building in Manchester Street.

A man is rushed to hospital after being rescued from a collapsed building in
Manchester Street.

People are evacuated from a health clinic in Christchurch, New Zealand.

People prepare for rescue after breaking in a high-rise building in central
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Eastern suburbs are flooded after Christchurch, New Zealand, was hit by a 6.3
magnitude earthquake.

Cars are abandoned on a flooded street after a strong earthquake in suburban
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Several of the icebergs that caved into Tasman Lake are seen from the air after
a 6.3 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand.

THE END


Slide 26

Dozens trapped by New Zealand quake
February 22, 2011
• CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (AP) -- Office workers trapped
under their collapsed buildings sent messages to the outside
as rescuers with dogs scrambled to save them and dozens of
others following a powerful earthquake that killed at least 65 in
one of New Zealand's largest cities. At least 100 people were
reportedly buried in rubble as teams worked through the night
to try to reach them through slabs of crumbled concrete and
twisted metal.
Tuesday's 6.3-magnitude quake, the second powerful temblor
to hit Christchurch in five months, toppled the spire of the
city's historic stone cathedral, flattened tall buildings and sent
chunks of concrete and bricks hurtling onto cars, buses and
pedestrians below. The quake even shook off a massive chunk
of ice from New Zealand's biggest glacier some some 120 miles
(190 kilometers) to the east.

A man lies injured on Manchester street as rescue workers search the rubble of
a collapsed building on February 22, 2011 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Rescue workers look for victims on the collapsed Pyne Gould Guinness building where
people remain trapped. Rescuers dug frantically for bodies and people trapped after the
major 6.3 earthquake caused "multiple" deaths and crushing buildings and vehicles.

Rescue workers work to extinguish a fire at a collapsed building of King's Education
in central Christchurch, New Zealand.

The city's iconic Christchurch Cathedral.

Debris crush a car outside the Christchurch Catholic Cathedral.

People walk through a street partly covered with rubble after an earthquake.

Office workers are escorted out of the CBD.

Rescue workers search for survivors.

Rescuers search for survivors in a collapsed building in Manchester Street.

A man is rushed to hospital after being rescued from a collapsed building in
Manchester Street.

People are evacuated from a health clinic in Christchurch, New Zealand.

People prepare for rescue after breaking in a high-rise building in central
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Eastern suburbs are flooded after Christchurch, New Zealand, was hit by a 6.3
magnitude earthquake.

Cars are abandoned on a flooded street after a strong earthquake in suburban
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Several of the icebergs that caved into Tasman Lake are seen from the air after
a 6.3 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand.

THE END


Slide 27

Dozens trapped by New Zealand quake
February 22, 2011
• CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (AP) -- Office workers trapped
under their collapsed buildings sent messages to the outside
as rescuers with dogs scrambled to save them and dozens of
others following a powerful earthquake that killed at least 65 in
one of New Zealand's largest cities. At least 100 people were
reportedly buried in rubble as teams worked through the night
to try to reach them through slabs of crumbled concrete and
twisted metal.
Tuesday's 6.3-magnitude quake, the second powerful temblor
to hit Christchurch in five months, toppled the spire of the
city's historic stone cathedral, flattened tall buildings and sent
chunks of concrete and bricks hurtling onto cars, buses and
pedestrians below. The quake even shook off a massive chunk
of ice from New Zealand's biggest glacier some some 120 miles
(190 kilometers) to the east.

A man lies injured on Manchester street as rescue workers search the rubble of
a collapsed building on February 22, 2011 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Rescue workers look for victims on the collapsed Pyne Gould Guinness building where
people remain trapped. Rescuers dug frantically for bodies and people trapped after the
major 6.3 earthquake caused "multiple" deaths and crushing buildings and vehicles.

Rescue workers work to extinguish a fire at a collapsed building of King's Education
in central Christchurch, New Zealand.

The city's iconic Christchurch Cathedral.

Debris crush a car outside the Christchurch Catholic Cathedral.

People walk through a street partly covered with rubble after an earthquake.

Office workers are escorted out of the CBD.

Rescue workers search for survivors.

Rescuers search for survivors in a collapsed building in Manchester Street.

A man is rushed to hospital after being rescued from a collapsed building in
Manchester Street.

People are evacuated from a health clinic in Christchurch, New Zealand.

People prepare for rescue after breaking in a high-rise building in central
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Eastern suburbs are flooded after Christchurch, New Zealand, was hit by a 6.3
magnitude earthquake.

Cars are abandoned on a flooded street after a strong earthquake in suburban
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Several of the icebergs that caved into Tasman Lake are seen from the air after
a 6.3 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand.

THE END


Slide 28

Dozens trapped by New Zealand quake
February 22, 2011
• CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (AP) -- Office workers trapped
under their collapsed buildings sent messages to the outside
as rescuers with dogs scrambled to save them and dozens of
others following a powerful earthquake that killed at least 65 in
one of New Zealand's largest cities. At least 100 people were
reportedly buried in rubble as teams worked through the night
to try to reach them through slabs of crumbled concrete and
twisted metal.
Tuesday's 6.3-magnitude quake, the second powerful temblor
to hit Christchurch in five months, toppled the spire of the
city's historic stone cathedral, flattened tall buildings and sent
chunks of concrete and bricks hurtling onto cars, buses and
pedestrians below. The quake even shook off a massive chunk
of ice from New Zealand's biggest glacier some some 120 miles
(190 kilometers) to the east.

A man lies injured on Manchester street as rescue workers search the rubble of
a collapsed building on February 22, 2011 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Rescue workers look for victims on the collapsed Pyne Gould Guinness building where
people remain trapped. Rescuers dug frantically for bodies and people trapped after the
major 6.3 earthquake caused "multiple" deaths and crushing buildings and vehicles.

Rescue workers work to extinguish a fire at a collapsed building of King's Education
in central Christchurch, New Zealand.

The city's iconic Christchurch Cathedral.

Debris crush a car outside the Christchurch Catholic Cathedral.

People walk through a street partly covered with rubble after an earthquake.

Office workers are escorted out of the CBD.

Rescue workers search for survivors.

Rescuers search for survivors in a collapsed building in Manchester Street.

A man is rushed to hospital after being rescued from a collapsed building in
Manchester Street.

People are evacuated from a health clinic in Christchurch, New Zealand.

People prepare for rescue after breaking in a high-rise building in central
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Eastern suburbs are flooded after Christchurch, New Zealand, was hit by a 6.3
magnitude earthquake.

Cars are abandoned on a flooded street after a strong earthquake in suburban
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Several of the icebergs that caved into Tasman Lake are seen from the air after
a 6.3 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand.

THE END


Slide 29

Dozens trapped by New Zealand quake
February 22, 2011
• CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (AP) -- Office workers trapped
under their collapsed buildings sent messages to the outside
as rescuers with dogs scrambled to save them and dozens of
others following a powerful earthquake that killed at least 65 in
one of New Zealand's largest cities. At least 100 people were
reportedly buried in rubble as teams worked through the night
to try to reach them through slabs of crumbled concrete and
twisted metal.
Tuesday's 6.3-magnitude quake, the second powerful temblor
to hit Christchurch in five months, toppled the spire of the
city's historic stone cathedral, flattened tall buildings and sent
chunks of concrete and bricks hurtling onto cars, buses and
pedestrians below. The quake even shook off a massive chunk
of ice from New Zealand's biggest glacier some some 120 miles
(190 kilometers) to the east.

A man lies injured on Manchester street as rescue workers search the rubble of
a collapsed building on February 22, 2011 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Rescue workers look for victims on the collapsed Pyne Gould Guinness building where
people remain trapped. Rescuers dug frantically for bodies and people trapped after the
major 6.3 earthquake caused "multiple" deaths and crushing buildings and vehicles.

Rescue workers work to extinguish a fire at a collapsed building of King's Education
in central Christchurch, New Zealand.

The city's iconic Christchurch Cathedral.

Debris crush a car outside the Christchurch Catholic Cathedral.

People walk through a street partly covered with rubble after an earthquake.

Office workers are escorted out of the CBD.

Rescue workers search for survivors.

Rescuers search for survivors in a collapsed building in Manchester Street.

A man is rushed to hospital after being rescued from a collapsed building in
Manchester Street.

People are evacuated from a health clinic in Christchurch, New Zealand.

People prepare for rescue after breaking in a high-rise building in central
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Eastern suburbs are flooded after Christchurch, New Zealand, was hit by a 6.3
magnitude earthquake.

Cars are abandoned on a flooded street after a strong earthquake in suburban
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Several of the icebergs that caved into Tasman Lake are seen from the air after
a 6.3 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand.

THE END


Slide 30

Dozens trapped by New Zealand quake
February 22, 2011
• CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (AP) -- Office workers trapped
under their collapsed buildings sent messages to the outside
as rescuers with dogs scrambled to save them and dozens of
others following a powerful earthquake that killed at least 65 in
one of New Zealand's largest cities. At least 100 people were
reportedly buried in rubble as teams worked through the night
to try to reach them through slabs of crumbled concrete and
twisted metal.
Tuesday's 6.3-magnitude quake, the second powerful temblor
to hit Christchurch in five months, toppled the spire of the
city's historic stone cathedral, flattened tall buildings and sent
chunks of concrete and bricks hurtling onto cars, buses and
pedestrians below. The quake even shook off a massive chunk
of ice from New Zealand's biggest glacier some some 120 miles
(190 kilometers) to the east.

A man lies injured on Manchester street as rescue workers search the rubble of
a collapsed building on February 22, 2011 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Rescue workers look for victims on the collapsed Pyne Gould Guinness building where
people remain trapped. Rescuers dug frantically for bodies and people trapped after the
major 6.3 earthquake caused "multiple" deaths and crushing buildings and vehicles.

Rescue workers work to extinguish a fire at a collapsed building of King's Education
in central Christchurch, New Zealand.

The city's iconic Christchurch Cathedral.

Debris crush a car outside the Christchurch Catholic Cathedral.

People walk through a street partly covered with rubble after an earthquake.

Office workers are escorted out of the CBD.

Rescue workers search for survivors.

Rescuers search for survivors in a collapsed building in Manchester Street.

A man is rushed to hospital after being rescued from a collapsed building in
Manchester Street.

People are evacuated from a health clinic in Christchurch, New Zealand.

People prepare for rescue after breaking in a high-rise building in central
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Eastern suburbs are flooded after Christchurch, New Zealand, was hit by a 6.3
magnitude earthquake.

Cars are abandoned on a flooded street after a strong earthquake in suburban
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Several of the icebergs that caved into Tasman Lake are seen from the air after
a 6.3 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand.

THE END


Slide 31

Dozens trapped by New Zealand quake
February 22, 2011
• CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (AP) -- Office workers trapped
under their collapsed buildings sent messages to the outside
as rescuers with dogs scrambled to save them and dozens of
others following a powerful earthquake that killed at least 65 in
one of New Zealand's largest cities. At least 100 people were
reportedly buried in rubble as teams worked through the night
to try to reach them through slabs of crumbled concrete and
twisted metal.
Tuesday's 6.3-magnitude quake, the second powerful temblor
to hit Christchurch in five months, toppled the spire of the
city's historic stone cathedral, flattened tall buildings and sent
chunks of concrete and bricks hurtling onto cars, buses and
pedestrians below. The quake even shook off a massive chunk
of ice from New Zealand's biggest glacier some some 120 miles
(190 kilometers) to the east.

A man lies injured on Manchester street as rescue workers search the rubble of
a collapsed building on February 22, 2011 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Rescue workers look for victims on the collapsed Pyne Gould Guinness building where
people remain trapped. Rescuers dug frantically for bodies and people trapped after the
major 6.3 earthquake caused "multiple" deaths and crushing buildings and vehicles.

Rescue workers work to extinguish a fire at a collapsed building of King's Education
in central Christchurch, New Zealand.

The city's iconic Christchurch Cathedral.

Debris crush a car outside the Christchurch Catholic Cathedral.

People walk through a street partly covered with rubble after an earthquake.

Office workers are escorted out of the CBD.

Rescue workers search for survivors.

Rescuers search for survivors in a collapsed building in Manchester Street.

A man is rushed to hospital after being rescued from a collapsed building in
Manchester Street.

People are evacuated from a health clinic in Christchurch, New Zealand.

People prepare for rescue after breaking in a high-rise building in central
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Eastern suburbs are flooded after Christchurch, New Zealand, was hit by a 6.3
magnitude earthquake.

Cars are abandoned on a flooded street after a strong earthquake in suburban
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Several of the icebergs that caved into Tasman Lake are seen from the air after
a 6.3 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand.

THE END


Slide 32

Dozens trapped by New Zealand quake
February 22, 2011
• CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (AP) -- Office workers trapped
under their collapsed buildings sent messages to the outside
as rescuers with dogs scrambled to save them and dozens of
others following a powerful earthquake that killed at least 65 in
one of New Zealand's largest cities. At least 100 people were
reportedly buried in rubble as teams worked through the night
to try to reach them through slabs of crumbled concrete and
twisted metal.
Tuesday's 6.3-magnitude quake, the second powerful temblor
to hit Christchurch in five months, toppled the spire of the
city's historic stone cathedral, flattened tall buildings and sent
chunks of concrete and bricks hurtling onto cars, buses and
pedestrians below. The quake even shook off a massive chunk
of ice from New Zealand's biggest glacier some some 120 miles
(190 kilometers) to the east.

A man lies injured on Manchester street as rescue workers search the rubble of
a collapsed building on February 22, 2011 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Rescue workers look for victims on the collapsed Pyne Gould Guinness building where
people remain trapped. Rescuers dug frantically for bodies and people trapped after the
major 6.3 earthquake caused "multiple" deaths and crushing buildings and vehicles.

Rescue workers work to extinguish a fire at a collapsed building of King's Education
in central Christchurch, New Zealand.

The city's iconic Christchurch Cathedral.

Debris crush a car outside the Christchurch Catholic Cathedral.

People walk through a street partly covered with rubble after an earthquake.

Office workers are escorted out of the CBD.

Rescue workers search for survivors.

Rescuers search for survivors in a collapsed building in Manchester Street.

A man is rushed to hospital after being rescued from a collapsed building in
Manchester Street.

People are evacuated from a health clinic in Christchurch, New Zealand.

People prepare for rescue after breaking in a high-rise building in central
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Eastern suburbs are flooded after Christchurch, New Zealand, was hit by a 6.3
magnitude earthquake.

Cars are abandoned on a flooded street after a strong earthquake in suburban
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Several of the icebergs that caved into Tasman Lake are seen from the air after
a 6.3 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand.

THE END


Slide 33

Dozens trapped by New Zealand quake
February 22, 2011
• CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (AP) -- Office workers trapped
under their collapsed buildings sent messages to the outside
as rescuers with dogs scrambled to save them and dozens of
others following a powerful earthquake that killed at least 65 in
one of New Zealand's largest cities. At least 100 people were
reportedly buried in rubble as teams worked through the night
to try to reach them through slabs of crumbled concrete and
twisted metal.
Tuesday's 6.3-magnitude quake, the second powerful temblor
to hit Christchurch in five months, toppled the spire of the
city's historic stone cathedral, flattened tall buildings and sent
chunks of concrete and bricks hurtling onto cars, buses and
pedestrians below. The quake even shook off a massive chunk
of ice from New Zealand's biggest glacier some some 120 miles
(190 kilometers) to the east.

A man lies injured on Manchester street as rescue workers search the rubble of
a collapsed building on February 22, 2011 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Rescue workers look for victims on the collapsed Pyne Gould Guinness building where
people remain trapped. Rescuers dug frantically for bodies and people trapped after the
major 6.3 earthquake caused "multiple" deaths and crushing buildings and vehicles.

Rescue workers work to extinguish a fire at a collapsed building of King's Education
in central Christchurch, New Zealand.

The city's iconic Christchurch Cathedral.

Debris crush a car outside the Christchurch Catholic Cathedral.

People walk through a street partly covered with rubble after an earthquake.

Office workers are escorted out of the CBD.

Rescue workers search for survivors.

Rescuers search for survivors in a collapsed building in Manchester Street.

A man is rushed to hospital after being rescued from a collapsed building in
Manchester Street.

People are evacuated from a health clinic in Christchurch, New Zealand.

People prepare for rescue after breaking in a high-rise building in central
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Eastern suburbs are flooded after Christchurch, New Zealand, was hit by a 6.3
magnitude earthquake.

Cars are abandoned on a flooded street after a strong earthquake in suburban
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Several of the icebergs that caved into Tasman Lake are seen from the air after
a 6.3 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand.

THE END


Slide 34

Dozens trapped by New Zealand quake
February 22, 2011
• CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (AP) -- Office workers trapped
under their collapsed buildings sent messages to the outside
as rescuers with dogs scrambled to save them and dozens of
others following a powerful earthquake that killed at least 65 in
one of New Zealand's largest cities. At least 100 people were
reportedly buried in rubble as teams worked through the night
to try to reach them through slabs of crumbled concrete and
twisted metal.
Tuesday's 6.3-magnitude quake, the second powerful temblor
to hit Christchurch in five months, toppled the spire of the
city's historic stone cathedral, flattened tall buildings and sent
chunks of concrete and bricks hurtling onto cars, buses and
pedestrians below. The quake even shook off a massive chunk
of ice from New Zealand's biggest glacier some some 120 miles
(190 kilometers) to the east.

A man lies injured on Manchester street as rescue workers search the rubble of
a collapsed building on February 22, 2011 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Rescue workers look for victims on the collapsed Pyne Gould Guinness building where
people remain trapped. Rescuers dug frantically for bodies and people trapped after the
major 6.3 earthquake caused "multiple" deaths and crushing buildings and vehicles.

Rescue workers work to extinguish a fire at a collapsed building of King's Education
in central Christchurch, New Zealand.

The city's iconic Christchurch Cathedral.

Debris crush a car outside the Christchurch Catholic Cathedral.

People walk through a street partly covered with rubble after an earthquake.

Office workers are escorted out of the CBD.

Rescue workers search for survivors.

Rescuers search for survivors in a collapsed building in Manchester Street.

A man is rushed to hospital after being rescued from a collapsed building in
Manchester Street.

People are evacuated from a health clinic in Christchurch, New Zealand.

People prepare for rescue after breaking in a high-rise building in central
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Eastern suburbs are flooded after Christchurch, New Zealand, was hit by a 6.3
magnitude earthquake.

Cars are abandoned on a flooded street after a strong earthquake in suburban
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Several of the icebergs that caved into Tasman Lake are seen from the air after
a 6.3 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand.

THE END


Slide 35

Dozens trapped by New Zealand quake
February 22, 2011
• CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (AP) -- Office workers trapped
under their collapsed buildings sent messages to the outside
as rescuers with dogs scrambled to save them and dozens of
others following a powerful earthquake that killed at least 65 in
one of New Zealand's largest cities. At least 100 people were
reportedly buried in rubble as teams worked through the night
to try to reach them through slabs of crumbled concrete and
twisted metal.
Tuesday's 6.3-magnitude quake, the second powerful temblor
to hit Christchurch in five months, toppled the spire of the
city's historic stone cathedral, flattened tall buildings and sent
chunks of concrete and bricks hurtling onto cars, buses and
pedestrians below. The quake even shook off a massive chunk
of ice from New Zealand's biggest glacier some some 120 miles
(190 kilometers) to the east.

A man lies injured on Manchester street as rescue workers search the rubble of
a collapsed building on February 22, 2011 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Rescue workers look for victims on the collapsed Pyne Gould Guinness building where
people remain trapped. Rescuers dug frantically for bodies and people trapped after the
major 6.3 earthquake caused "multiple" deaths and crushing buildings and vehicles.

Rescue workers work to extinguish a fire at a collapsed building of King's Education
in central Christchurch, New Zealand.

The city's iconic Christchurch Cathedral.

Debris crush a car outside the Christchurch Catholic Cathedral.

People walk through a street partly covered with rubble after an earthquake.

Office workers are escorted out of the CBD.

Rescue workers search for survivors.

Rescuers search for survivors in a collapsed building in Manchester Street.

A man is rushed to hospital after being rescued from a collapsed building in
Manchester Street.

People are evacuated from a health clinic in Christchurch, New Zealand.

People prepare for rescue after breaking in a high-rise building in central
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Eastern suburbs are flooded after Christchurch, New Zealand, was hit by a 6.3
magnitude earthquake.

Cars are abandoned on a flooded street after a strong earthquake in suburban
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Several of the icebergs that caved into Tasman Lake are seen from the air after
a 6.3 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand.

THE END


Slide 36

Dozens trapped by New Zealand quake
February 22, 2011
• CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (AP) -- Office workers trapped
under their collapsed buildings sent messages to the outside
as rescuers with dogs scrambled to save them and dozens of
others following a powerful earthquake that killed at least 65 in
one of New Zealand's largest cities. At least 100 people were
reportedly buried in rubble as teams worked through the night
to try to reach them through slabs of crumbled concrete and
twisted metal.
Tuesday's 6.3-magnitude quake, the second powerful temblor
to hit Christchurch in five months, toppled the spire of the
city's historic stone cathedral, flattened tall buildings and sent
chunks of concrete and bricks hurtling onto cars, buses and
pedestrians below. The quake even shook off a massive chunk
of ice from New Zealand's biggest glacier some some 120 miles
(190 kilometers) to the east.

A man lies injured on Manchester street as rescue workers search the rubble of
a collapsed building on February 22, 2011 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Rescue workers look for victims on the collapsed Pyne Gould Guinness building where
people remain trapped. Rescuers dug frantically for bodies and people trapped after the
major 6.3 earthquake caused "multiple" deaths and crushing buildings and vehicles.

Rescue workers work to extinguish a fire at a collapsed building of King's Education
in central Christchurch, New Zealand.

The city's iconic Christchurch Cathedral.

Debris crush a car outside the Christchurch Catholic Cathedral.

People walk through a street partly covered with rubble after an earthquake.

Office workers are escorted out of the CBD.

Rescue workers search for survivors.

Rescuers search for survivors in a collapsed building in Manchester Street.

A man is rushed to hospital after being rescued from a collapsed building in
Manchester Street.

People are evacuated from a health clinic in Christchurch, New Zealand.

People prepare for rescue after breaking in a high-rise building in central
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Eastern suburbs are flooded after Christchurch, New Zealand, was hit by a 6.3
magnitude earthquake.

Cars are abandoned on a flooded street after a strong earthquake in suburban
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Several of the icebergs that caved into Tasman Lake are seen from the air after
a 6.3 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand.

THE END


Slide 37

Dozens trapped by New Zealand quake
February 22, 2011
• CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (AP) -- Office workers trapped
under their collapsed buildings sent messages to the outside
as rescuers with dogs scrambled to save them and dozens of
others following a powerful earthquake that killed at least 65 in
one of New Zealand's largest cities. At least 100 people were
reportedly buried in rubble as teams worked through the night
to try to reach them through slabs of crumbled concrete and
twisted metal.
Tuesday's 6.3-magnitude quake, the second powerful temblor
to hit Christchurch in five months, toppled the spire of the
city's historic stone cathedral, flattened tall buildings and sent
chunks of concrete and bricks hurtling onto cars, buses and
pedestrians below. The quake even shook off a massive chunk
of ice from New Zealand's biggest glacier some some 120 miles
(190 kilometers) to the east.

A man lies injured on Manchester street as rescue workers search the rubble of
a collapsed building on February 22, 2011 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Rescue workers look for victims on the collapsed Pyne Gould Guinness building where
people remain trapped. Rescuers dug frantically for bodies and people trapped after the
major 6.3 earthquake caused "multiple" deaths and crushing buildings and vehicles.

Rescue workers work to extinguish a fire at a collapsed building of King's Education
in central Christchurch, New Zealand.

The city's iconic Christchurch Cathedral.

Debris crush a car outside the Christchurch Catholic Cathedral.

People walk through a street partly covered with rubble after an earthquake.

Office workers are escorted out of the CBD.

Rescue workers search for survivors.

Rescuers search for survivors in a collapsed building in Manchester Street.

A man is rushed to hospital after being rescued from a collapsed building in
Manchester Street.

People are evacuated from a health clinic in Christchurch, New Zealand.

People prepare for rescue after breaking in a high-rise building in central
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Eastern suburbs are flooded after Christchurch, New Zealand, was hit by a 6.3
magnitude earthquake.

Cars are abandoned on a flooded street after a strong earthquake in suburban
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Several of the icebergs that caved into Tasman Lake are seen from the air after
a 6.3 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand.

THE END


Slide 38

Dozens trapped by New Zealand quake
February 22, 2011
• CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (AP) -- Office workers trapped
under their collapsed buildings sent messages to the outside
as rescuers with dogs scrambled to save them and dozens of
others following a powerful earthquake that killed at least 65 in
one of New Zealand's largest cities. At least 100 people were
reportedly buried in rubble as teams worked through the night
to try to reach them through slabs of crumbled concrete and
twisted metal.
Tuesday's 6.3-magnitude quake, the second powerful temblor
to hit Christchurch in five months, toppled the spire of the
city's historic stone cathedral, flattened tall buildings and sent
chunks of concrete and bricks hurtling onto cars, buses and
pedestrians below. The quake even shook off a massive chunk
of ice from New Zealand's biggest glacier some some 120 miles
(190 kilometers) to the east.

A man lies injured on Manchester street as rescue workers search the rubble of
a collapsed building on February 22, 2011 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Rescue workers look for victims on the collapsed Pyne Gould Guinness building where
people remain trapped. Rescuers dug frantically for bodies and people trapped after the
major 6.3 earthquake caused "multiple" deaths and crushing buildings and vehicles.

Rescue workers work to extinguish a fire at a collapsed building of King's Education
in central Christchurch, New Zealand.

The city's iconic Christchurch Cathedral.

Debris crush a car outside the Christchurch Catholic Cathedral.

People walk through a street partly covered with rubble after an earthquake.

Office workers are escorted out of the CBD.

Rescue workers search for survivors.

Rescuers search for survivors in a collapsed building in Manchester Street.

A man is rushed to hospital after being rescued from a collapsed building in
Manchester Street.

People are evacuated from a health clinic in Christchurch, New Zealand.

People prepare for rescue after breaking in a high-rise building in central
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Eastern suburbs are flooded after Christchurch, New Zealand, was hit by a 6.3
magnitude earthquake.

Cars are abandoned on a flooded street after a strong earthquake in suburban
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Several of the icebergs that caved into Tasman Lake are seen from the air after
a 6.3 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand.

THE END


Slide 39

Dozens trapped by New Zealand quake
February 22, 2011
• CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (AP) -- Office workers trapped
under their collapsed buildings sent messages to the outside
as rescuers with dogs scrambled to save them and dozens of
others following a powerful earthquake that killed at least 65 in
one of New Zealand's largest cities. At least 100 people were
reportedly buried in rubble as teams worked through the night
to try to reach them through slabs of crumbled concrete and
twisted metal.
Tuesday's 6.3-magnitude quake, the second powerful temblor
to hit Christchurch in five months, toppled the spire of the
city's historic stone cathedral, flattened tall buildings and sent
chunks of concrete and bricks hurtling onto cars, buses and
pedestrians below. The quake even shook off a massive chunk
of ice from New Zealand's biggest glacier some some 120 miles
(190 kilometers) to the east.

A man lies injured on Manchester street as rescue workers search the rubble of
a collapsed building on February 22, 2011 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Rescue workers look for victims on the collapsed Pyne Gould Guinness building where
people remain trapped. Rescuers dug frantically for bodies and people trapped after the
major 6.3 earthquake caused "multiple" deaths and crushing buildings and vehicles.

Rescue workers work to extinguish a fire at a collapsed building of King's Education
in central Christchurch, New Zealand.

The city's iconic Christchurch Cathedral.

Debris crush a car outside the Christchurch Catholic Cathedral.

People walk through a street partly covered with rubble after an earthquake.

Office workers are escorted out of the CBD.

Rescue workers search for survivors.

Rescuers search for survivors in a collapsed building in Manchester Street.

A man is rushed to hospital after being rescued from a collapsed building in
Manchester Street.

People are evacuated from a health clinic in Christchurch, New Zealand.

People prepare for rescue after breaking in a high-rise building in central
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Eastern suburbs are flooded after Christchurch, New Zealand, was hit by a 6.3
magnitude earthquake.

Cars are abandoned on a flooded street after a strong earthquake in suburban
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Several of the icebergs that caved into Tasman Lake are seen from the air after
a 6.3 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand.

THE END


Slide 40

Dozens trapped by New Zealand quake
February 22, 2011
• CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (AP) -- Office workers trapped
under their collapsed buildings sent messages to the outside
as rescuers with dogs scrambled to save them and dozens of
others following a powerful earthquake that killed at least 65 in
one of New Zealand's largest cities. At least 100 people were
reportedly buried in rubble as teams worked through the night
to try to reach them through slabs of crumbled concrete and
twisted metal.
Tuesday's 6.3-magnitude quake, the second powerful temblor
to hit Christchurch in five months, toppled the spire of the
city's historic stone cathedral, flattened tall buildings and sent
chunks of concrete and bricks hurtling onto cars, buses and
pedestrians below. The quake even shook off a massive chunk
of ice from New Zealand's biggest glacier some some 120 miles
(190 kilometers) to the east.

A man lies injured on Manchester street as rescue workers search the rubble of
a collapsed building on February 22, 2011 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Rescue workers look for victims on the collapsed Pyne Gould Guinness building where
people remain trapped. Rescuers dug frantically for bodies and people trapped after the
major 6.3 earthquake caused "multiple" deaths and crushing buildings and vehicles.

Rescue workers work to extinguish a fire at a collapsed building of King's Education
in central Christchurch, New Zealand.

The city's iconic Christchurch Cathedral.

Debris crush a car outside the Christchurch Catholic Cathedral.

People walk through a street partly covered with rubble after an earthquake.

Office workers are escorted out of the CBD.

Rescue workers search for survivors.

Rescuers search for survivors in a collapsed building in Manchester Street.

A man is rushed to hospital after being rescued from a collapsed building in
Manchester Street.

People are evacuated from a health clinic in Christchurch, New Zealand.

People prepare for rescue after breaking in a high-rise building in central
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Eastern suburbs are flooded after Christchurch, New Zealand, was hit by a 6.3
magnitude earthquake.

Cars are abandoned on a flooded street after a strong earthquake in suburban
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Several of the icebergs that caved into Tasman Lake are seen from the air after
a 6.3 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand.

THE END


Slide 41

Dozens trapped by New Zealand quake
February 22, 2011
• CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (AP) -- Office workers trapped
under their collapsed buildings sent messages to the outside
as rescuers with dogs scrambled to save them and dozens of
others following a powerful earthquake that killed at least 65 in
one of New Zealand's largest cities. At least 100 people were
reportedly buried in rubble as teams worked through the night
to try to reach them through slabs of crumbled concrete and
twisted metal.
Tuesday's 6.3-magnitude quake, the second powerful temblor
to hit Christchurch in five months, toppled the spire of the
city's historic stone cathedral, flattened tall buildings and sent
chunks of concrete and bricks hurtling onto cars, buses and
pedestrians below. The quake even shook off a massive chunk
of ice from New Zealand's biggest glacier some some 120 miles
(190 kilometers) to the east.

A man lies injured on Manchester street as rescue workers search the rubble of
a collapsed building on February 22, 2011 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Rescue workers look for victims on the collapsed Pyne Gould Guinness building where
people remain trapped. Rescuers dug frantically for bodies and people trapped after the
major 6.3 earthquake caused "multiple" deaths and crushing buildings and vehicles.

Rescue workers work to extinguish a fire at a collapsed building of King's Education
in central Christchurch, New Zealand.

The city's iconic Christchurch Cathedral.

Debris crush a car outside the Christchurch Catholic Cathedral.

People walk through a street partly covered with rubble after an earthquake.

Office workers are escorted out of the CBD.

Rescue workers search for survivors.

Rescuers search for survivors in a collapsed building in Manchester Street.

A man is rushed to hospital after being rescued from a collapsed building in
Manchester Street.

People are evacuated from a health clinic in Christchurch, New Zealand.

People prepare for rescue after breaking in a high-rise building in central
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Eastern suburbs are flooded after Christchurch, New Zealand, was hit by a 6.3
magnitude earthquake.

Cars are abandoned on a flooded street after a strong earthquake in suburban
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Several of the icebergs that caved into Tasman Lake are seen from the air after
a 6.3 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand.

THE END


Slide 42

Dozens trapped by New Zealand quake
February 22, 2011
• CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (AP) -- Office workers trapped
under their collapsed buildings sent messages to the outside
as rescuers with dogs scrambled to save them and dozens of
others following a powerful earthquake that killed at least 65 in
one of New Zealand's largest cities. At least 100 people were
reportedly buried in rubble as teams worked through the night
to try to reach them through slabs of crumbled concrete and
twisted metal.
Tuesday's 6.3-magnitude quake, the second powerful temblor
to hit Christchurch in five months, toppled the spire of the
city's historic stone cathedral, flattened tall buildings and sent
chunks of concrete and bricks hurtling onto cars, buses and
pedestrians below. The quake even shook off a massive chunk
of ice from New Zealand's biggest glacier some some 120 miles
(190 kilometers) to the east.

A man lies injured on Manchester street as rescue workers search the rubble of
a collapsed building on February 22, 2011 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Rescue workers look for victims on the collapsed Pyne Gould Guinness building where
people remain trapped. Rescuers dug frantically for bodies and people trapped after the
major 6.3 earthquake caused "multiple" deaths and crushing buildings and vehicles.

Rescue workers work to extinguish a fire at a collapsed building of King's Education
in central Christchurch, New Zealand.

The city's iconic Christchurch Cathedral.

Debris crush a car outside the Christchurch Catholic Cathedral.

People walk through a street partly covered with rubble after an earthquake.

Office workers are escorted out of the CBD.

Rescue workers search for survivors.

Rescuers search for survivors in a collapsed building in Manchester Street.

A man is rushed to hospital after being rescued from a collapsed building in
Manchester Street.

People are evacuated from a health clinic in Christchurch, New Zealand.

People prepare for rescue after breaking in a high-rise building in central
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Eastern suburbs are flooded after Christchurch, New Zealand, was hit by a 6.3
magnitude earthquake.

Cars are abandoned on a flooded street after a strong earthquake in suburban
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Several of the icebergs that caved into Tasman Lake are seen from the air after
a 6.3 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand.

THE END


Slide 43

Dozens trapped by New Zealand quake
February 22, 2011
• CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (AP) -- Office workers trapped
under their collapsed buildings sent messages to the outside
as rescuers with dogs scrambled to save them and dozens of
others following a powerful earthquake that killed at least 65 in
one of New Zealand's largest cities. At least 100 people were
reportedly buried in rubble as teams worked through the night
to try to reach them through slabs of crumbled concrete and
twisted metal.
Tuesday's 6.3-magnitude quake, the second powerful temblor
to hit Christchurch in five months, toppled the spire of the
city's historic stone cathedral, flattened tall buildings and sent
chunks of concrete and bricks hurtling onto cars, buses and
pedestrians below. The quake even shook off a massive chunk
of ice from New Zealand's biggest glacier some some 120 miles
(190 kilometers) to the east.

A man lies injured on Manchester street as rescue workers search the rubble of
a collapsed building on February 22, 2011 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Rescue workers look for victims on the collapsed Pyne Gould Guinness building where
people remain trapped. Rescuers dug frantically for bodies and people trapped after the
major 6.3 earthquake caused "multiple" deaths and crushing buildings and vehicles.

Rescue workers work to extinguish a fire at a collapsed building of King's Education
in central Christchurch, New Zealand.

The city's iconic Christchurch Cathedral.

Debris crush a car outside the Christchurch Catholic Cathedral.

People walk through a street partly covered with rubble after an earthquake.

Office workers are escorted out of the CBD.

Rescue workers search for survivors.

Rescuers search for survivors in a collapsed building in Manchester Street.

A man is rushed to hospital after being rescued from a collapsed building in
Manchester Street.

People are evacuated from a health clinic in Christchurch, New Zealand.

People prepare for rescue after breaking in a high-rise building in central
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Eastern suburbs are flooded after Christchurch, New Zealand, was hit by a 6.3
magnitude earthquake.

Cars are abandoned on a flooded street after a strong earthquake in suburban
Christchurch, New Zealand.

Several of the icebergs that caved into Tasman Lake are seen from the air after
a 6.3 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand.

THE END