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13 Sep 2007 10:57:00 GMT

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Background

Indonesia earthquakes

A mother holds her son as he is treated
by a doctor at makeshift tent hospital
in Bengkulu September 13, 2007.
Indonesia's Sumatra island was pounded
by aftershocks on Thursday after the
world's most powerful earthquake so far
this year killed at least six people and
buried many more under buildings.
REUTERS/Beawiharta (INDONESIA)

REUTERS/Beawiharta Beawiharta
A mother holds her son as he is treated by a doctor at makeshift tent hospital in Bengkulu September 13, 2007. Indonesia's Sumatra island was pounded by aftershocks on Thursday after the world's most powerful earthquake so far this year killed at least six people and buried many more under buildings. REUTERS/Beawiharta (INDONESIA)
REF: RTR1TSFG

An Indonesian earthquake survivor is
helped by her son, as they make their
way to a makeshift tent at a hospital in
Bengkulu, September 13, 2007. Indonesia'
s Sumatra island was pounded by
aftershocks on Thursday after the world'
s most powerful earthquake so far this
year killed at least six people and
buried many more under buildings.
REUTERS/Beawiharta (INDONESIA)

REUTERS/Beawiharta Beawiharta
An Indonesian earthquake survivor is helped by her son, as they make their way to a makeshift tent at a hospital in Bengkulu, September 13, 2007. Indonesia' s Sumatra island was pounded by aftershocks on Thursday after the world' s most powerful earthquake so far this year killed at least six people and buried many more under buildings. REUTERS/Beawiharta (INDONESIA)
REF: RTR1TSFO

An Indonesian paramedic looks at a drip
as treatment is administered to
earthquake victims under a makeshift
tent at Bengkulu hospital September 13,
2007. REUTERS/Beawiharta (INDONESIA)

REUTERS/Beawiharta Beawiharta
An Indonesian paramedic looks at a drip as treatment is administered to earthquake victims under a makeshift tent at Bengkulu hospital September 13, 2007. REUTERS/Beawiharta (INDONESIA)
REF: RTR1TSFY

A crack runs down the centre of a street
in Lais, after an earthquake rocked
Sumatra province, September 13, 2007.
Indonesia's Sumatra island was pounded
by aftershocks on Thursday after a
massive earthquake killed at least eight
people and buried many others under
collapsed buildings. REUTERS/Dadang Tri (
INDONESIA)

REUTERS/Dadang Tri
A crack runs down the centre of a street in Lais, after an earthquake rocked Sumatra province, September 13, 2007. Indonesia's Sumatra island was pounded by aftershocks on Thursday after a massive earthquake killed at least eight people and buried many others under collapsed buildings. REUTERS/Dadang Tri ( INDONESIA)
REF: RTR1TSLA

A resident tries to salvage materials
from the wreckage of a house in Lais,
Bengkulu province September 13, 2007.
Indonesia's Sumatra island was pounded
by aftershocks on Thursday after a
massive earthquake killed at least eight
people and buried many others under
collapsed buildings. REUTERS/Dadang Tri (
INDONESIA)

REUTERS/Dadang Tri
A resident tries to salvage materials from the wreckage of a house in Lais, Bengkulu province September 13, 2007. Indonesia's Sumatra island was pounded by aftershocks on Thursday after a massive earthquake killed at least eight people and buried many others under collapsed buildings. REUTERS/Dadang Tri ( INDONESIA)
REF: RTR1TSLS

Hospital patients receive treatment
outside the hospital building in Padang,
west Sumatra after a strong earthquake
hit the region September 13, 2007.
Indonesia's Sumatra island was pounded
by aftershocks on Thursday after the
world's most powerful earthquake so far
this year killed at least six people and
buried many more under buildings.
REUTERS/Singgalang-Muhammad Fitrah (
INDONESIA)

REUTERS/Stringer Indonesia
Hospital patients receive treatment outside the hospital building in Padang, west Sumatra after a strong earthquake hit the region September 13, 2007. Indonesia's Sumatra island was pounded by aftershocks on Thursday after the world's most powerful earthquake so far this year killed at least six people and buried many more under buildings. REUTERS/Singgalang-Muhammad Fitrah ( INDONESIA)
REF: RTR1TSG3

An earthquake survivor sleeps on a bed
in a makeshift tent at Bengkulu hospital,
September 13, 2007. Indonesia's Sumatra
island was pounded by aftershocks on
Thursday after the world's most powerful
earthquake so far this year killed at
least six people and buried many more
under buildings. REUTERS/Beawiharta (
INDONESIA)

REUTERS/Beawiharta Beawiharta
An earthquake survivor sleeps on a bed in a makeshift tent at Bengkulu hospital, September 13, 2007. Indonesia's Sumatra island was pounded by aftershocks on Thursday after the world's most powerful earthquake so far this year killed at least six people and buried many more under buildings. REUTERS/Beawiharta ( INDONESIA)
REF: RTR1TSFM

Indonesian soldiers carry boxes of aid
relief for earthquake victims at
Bengkulu airport September 13, 2007.
Indonesia's Sumatra island was pounded
by aftershocks on Thursday after the
world's most powerful earthquake so far
this year killed at least six people and
buried many more under buildings.
REUTERS/Beawiharta (INDONESIA)

REUTERS/Beawiharta Beawiharta
Indonesian soldiers carry boxes of aid relief for earthquake victims at Bengkulu airport September 13, 2007. Indonesia's Sumatra island was pounded by aftershocks on Thursday after the world's most powerful earthquake so far this year killed at least six people and buried many more under buildings. REUTERS/Beawiharta (INDONESIA)
REF: RTR1TSFL

An Indonesian earthquake survivor pushes
his mother's wheelchair near a makeshift
tent at a hospital in Bengkulu,
September 13, 2007. Indonesia's Sumatra
island was pounded by aftershocks on
Thursday after the world's most powerful
earthquake so far this year killed at
least six people and buried many more
under buildings. REUTERS/Beawiharta (
INDONESIA)

REUTERS/Beawiharta Beawiharta
An Indonesian earthquake survivor pushes his mother's wheelchair near a makeshift tent at a hospital in Bengkulu, September 13, 2007. Indonesia's Sumatra island was pounded by aftershocks on Thursday after the world's most powerful earthquake so far this year killed at least six people and buried many more under buildings. REUTERS/Beawiharta ( INDONESIA)
REF: RTR1TSFI

Hospital patients stay at a makeshift
tent after an earthquake, in the
Indonesian city of Bengkulu, September
13, 2007. Indonesia's Sumatra island was
pounded by aftershocks on Thursday after
the world's most powerful earthquake so
far this year killed at least six people
and buried many more under buildings.
REUTERS/Beawiharta (INDONESIA)

REUTERS/Beawiharta Beawiharta
Hospital patients stay at a makeshift tent after an earthquake, in the Indonesian city of Bengkulu, September 13, 2007. Indonesia's Sumatra island was pounded by aftershocks on Thursday after the world's most powerful earthquake so far this year killed at least six people and buried many more under buildings. REUTERS/Beawiharta (INDONESIA)
REF: RTR1TSFJ

Indonesian soldiers carry a box of
reliefs for earthquake victims in front
of an airplane at a tarmac at Bengkulu
airport September 13, 2007. Indonesia's
Sumatra island was pounded by
aftershocks on Thursday after the world'
s most powerful earthquake so far this
year killed at least six people and
buried many more under buildings.
REUTERS/Beawiharta (INDONESIA)

REUTERS/Beawiharta Beawiharta
Indonesian soldiers carry a box of reliefs for earthquake victims in front of an airplane at a tarmac at Bengkulu airport September 13, 2007. Indonesia's Sumatra island was pounded by aftershocks on Thursday after the world' s most powerful earthquake so far this year killed at least six people and buried many more under buildings. REUTERS/Beawiharta (INDONESIA)
REF: RTR1TSFK

An earthquake survivor tries to salvage
belongings from the wreckage of a house
in Lais, Bengkulu province September 13,
2007.

REUTERS/Dadang Tri (INDONESIA)

REUTERS/Dadang Tri
An earthquake survivor tries to salvage belongings from the wreckage of a house in Lais, Bengkulu province September 13, 2007. REUTERS/Dadang Tri (INDONESIA)
REF: RTR1TSJY