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Every 2 or 3 years, one major quake will happen in China ........ R.I.P. to those deads .... CNA : Death toll from southwest China quake rises to 373 BEIJING: A total of 373 people reportedly died and nearly 2,000 were injured when a strong earthquake hit southwest China's mountainous Yunnan province on Sunday (August 3), bringing homes crashing to the ground and sparking a massive relief operation. CCTV News and People's Daily China reported on Monday on their Twitter accounts that the death toll has risen to 373. People's Daily China also reported that Premier Li Keqiang rushed to quake-stricken areas on Monday morning. The quake in Zhaotong prefecture, in the province's northeast, toppled buildings and left rescue teams and residents to pull survivors from beneath the rubble, images on social media showed. The US Geological Survey (USGS) reported the quake at a magnitude of 6.1 and said it struck at a relatively shallow depth of 10 kilometres at 4:30 pm (0830 GMT). "Too many buildings were damaged and we are collecting data on deaths and injuries," Xinhua quoted local official Chen Guoyong as saying in the township of Longtoushan, which sits at the epicentre. State television broadcast footage of people running from their homes and gathering in the streets, as witnesses described the devastation on social networks. "The walls of several buildings crumbled, and water pipes were ruptured. The electricity was cut off," wrote a user in Ludian county, 23 kilometres from the epicentre, on China's Twitter-like Weibo. The user's message was accompanied by images of cracked walls and a pile of bricks strewn across the road. Another Ludian resident described the scene as resembling a "battlefield after bombardment", telling Xinhua: "I have never felt (such) strong tremors before. What I can see are all ruins." Ludian was the worst hit with 296 residents killed there while 60 died in Qiaojia county, according to Xinhua who cited local officials. Some 10 people were killed in the Huize area of Qujing city and there was another death in the Zhaoyang district of Zhaotong, the news agency added. A second quake of 4.1 magnitude was registered just two-and-a-half hours later, 18 kilometres south of Zhaotong city, USGS said. Heavy rain was posing a challenge to rescuers. USGS had warned that people in the region lived in structures "highly vulnerable to earthquake shaking". Complicating matters, the road leading to Longtoushan was damaged in a landslide before the quake. Chinese state media put the magnitude of the first earthquake at 6.5, citing the China Earthquake Networks Centre. Southwest China lies where the Eurasian and Indian plates meet and is prone to earthquakes. In 1974, a 6.8-magnitude quake in the same area killed more than 1,500 people. In September 2012, 80 people were killed when twin earthquakes struck the mountainous border area of Yunnan and Guizhou. In May 2008, an 8.0-magnitude quake rocked Sichuan, which neighbours Yunnan, killing tens of thousands of people and flattening swathes of the province. more stories, link: http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/asiapacific/death-toll-from-southwest/1295220.html