China's Deadliest Earthquake in 9 Years Claims 127 Lives
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Residents in northwestern China's Gansu province are enduring freezing temperatures after the country's deadliest earthquake in years left them without shelter. The quake, which struck on Monday night, has killed at least 127 people and injured hundreds more. Many buildings have collapsed, leaving residents in dire conditions. With temperatures dropping to -17°C (-1.4°F), emergency workers are rushing to provide aid and set up tents for rescuers.
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