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Mother Loses Son, Then Daughter In Both Sichuan Earthquakes

Life has not been fair for 50-year-old Lu Jingkang, who lost her teenage daughter in the 7.0-magnitude earthquake that hit Yaan on April 20, 2013. Barely five years earlier, she lost her son in the other catastrophic Sichuan earthquake, in Wenchuan.

 

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Topics: 
Environment, History, Rural Life
Keywords: 
Yaan Earthquake, Wenchuan Earthquake, Natural Disasters, Sichuan
 
Topics: 
Environment, History, Rural Life
Keywords: 
Yaan Earthquake, Wenchuan Earthquake, Natural Disasters, Sichuan
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