Rescue workers are still going through the rubble searching for survivors after an earthquake ripped through the medieval city of L’Aquila, about 75 miles northeast of Rome.
Right now, the death toll is over 150 people, with only about 5 survivors. And thousands are now homeless.
Guido Mariani, a 23-year-old student was one of the few survivors and told the press:
“I was stuck for three hours under the rubble. I could not free myself, but luckily two beams stopped a wall from crushing me. This city is full of army barracks, but I was pulled out by residents digging with their bare hands. I was shouting for help. I could hear my mobile phone ringing but I could not get to it. Finally there was a small opening. Hands reached out, they grabbed me, and I got out.”
JackThreads Launches
Inside Supreme: Anatomy
OWN Visionaries: Tom
2012
A university degree no
NBA Forever
Where To Eat 2012
Air Jordan 11 Concord
Reblog This: The Oral
‘Mother



