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The Flea Trap / Videos
June 19, 2015, 08:44:24 PM
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#2
1400 dead so far, more expected to be found :(



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#3
The Flea Trap / Merry Christmas week to everyone here
December 23, 2013, 12:28:06 PM
Merry Christmas all, I hope you have the best Christmas, and new year ever.

Take care, and don't eat to much good stuff :)
#4
The Flea Trap / Happy Easter
March 31, 2013, 03:56:32 PM
Happy Pagan Bunny day to you all .

 Eastra, the goddess of spring would be happy a bunny is still part of the holiday  :lol:

Well happy Easter, and I hope it's a good day for you.
#5
The Flea Trap / This place stinks
February 26, 2013, 08:05:03 PM
OK got your attention, but it's not about this forum, this place is sweet  :D

This is about China, and it's terrible ways of rising to the top.

Most of our countries have done the same, and still have issues, but doing this bigger isn't better.

The toll of people, and future people is abominable, and I hope they can change soon, and learn from others mistakes where they can.

The US, USSR, UK, and many others have done stuff similar decades ago, and we are just learning really, but China needs to look at better ways not just for them, but everyone.



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The Flea Trap / Re: Happy Thanksgiving
October 08, 2012, 05:43:39 PM
Oh sorry about the finger, I hope it gets better soon.

Happy Turkey day to everyone up there, best wishes.
#7
The Flea Trap / News
October 05, 2012, 01:55:33 AM
Bodies found after landslide buries Chinese school



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Beijing (CNN) -- The bodies of 18 children have been found after a landslide buried elementary school students and a villager in southwest China, state media said Friday.



Rescuers found the bodies as they scoured through rubble at a village after the landslide struck the school and two houses in Yunnan province, state broadcaster CCTV reported.



One person is still missing, CCTV reported.



The students were studying Thursday during a public holiday to make up for classes disrupted by recent earthquakes.



Read more: Quakes hit southwestern China, killing at least 80



The village resident was buried in a house, state news agency Xinhua said. A family of three managed to flee before the landslide hit.

Yiliang County was recently hit by earthquakes.Yiliang County was recently hit by earthquakes.

Deadly quakes hit southwestern China

Death toll rises to 80 after China quake



Images carried by state media showed men digging with spades on a mound of mud and rocks at the bottom of a steep hillside.



The landslide followed several days of rain, Yang Jianping, squadron leader of Yiliang County Armed Police, said in an interview with CCTV. A military rescue team of 50 soldiers has been dispatched to the area, he said.



"When we arrived, we saw one side of the mountain had collapsed and covered the primary school," he said. "We can't recognize the school at all."



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Yiliang County was hit by a series of earthquakes on September 7 that killed at least 80 people and injured hundreds.



The students were studying to catch up because the earthquakes prompted the suspension of classes for about 20 days, state-run Chinanews.com said, citing the county education commissioner, Li Zhong.



Those who were caught by the landslide had arrived early for class Thursday, Xinhua reported.



Authorities moved other residents to safer locations, Xinhua reported, after fallen debris blocked a river and formed a lake. There is concern the lake may grow, break through the earthen obstruction and send a flood surge downstream.



A woman who answered the phone at the county education commission's office did not provide CNN with any details. She said officials authorized to talk to the media are out helping with rescue efforts.



Calls to the local information office were not answered.