Mexico: They try to haul live children through debris

Battle over time give members of the rescue teams in Mexico where they are trying for the second consecutive night to haunt survivors under the debris left by the killing earthquake while the official accounts of the dead exceeded 230.

It has been reported that 21 young children were buried under the debris of their school. Another 30 are ignored.

Mexican television stations broadcast directly the long-running, difficult business to save a girl. Members of the survivors at the school reported seeing her hand moving. A tube passed through the debris so that the child can drink some water.

The rescuers were moving slowly: they lifted an improvised scaffold to prevent the risk of other debris falling and seeking a way to reach the child through the ruins that remain extremely unstable. Please let the people who have gathered in the spot do quiet, so that they can listen to the child.

The company is part of the search for the dozens of victims who are afraid of being buried in the wreckage of the Enrique Rebsamen school where the authorities said 21 children were killed seven to thirteen and five adults were killed when the earthquake of 7.1 on Tuesday.

On Wednesday morning, members of rescue teams said a teacher and two students sent messages with their mobiles under the debris. Parents are held only by the hope that their children still live.

In another tragic evolution that was revealed today in the city of Azzala, the 11 members of a family, including a two-month-old baby, were killed when the roof of a church collapsed while a christening took place. Only the father of the baby, the priest, and one other person survived the destruction.

Aid has begun to come from Panama, El Salvador, Chile and Israel, according to Mexican media. The US Department of International Development has announced that it is sending a group of rescuers at the request of the Mexican government. Mexican President Enrique Penia Nieto declared a three-day mourning.