You know, here in America, there's always, "Tragedy!" in the news and then the story drops off the TV screen's coverage. Cesar, what's up in Peru?

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Hey Rich,

Yea, I know what you mean. Here too, as the weeks pass the news tells less and less about the situation. The worst part is over though and now people are not that much scared by the earthquake that took place that day, but mainly worried about where to live. There are campaigns all over the country to continue collecting food and clothes which is the main concern. The government has launched a program to start rebuilding the homes, although, as always, there's a lot of bureaucracy going on. Earthquake casualties are around the 500 mark. Another concern is that aftershocks continue to take place (in a note of tragedy, a child died after surviving the earthquake, when a wall crushed him during an aftershock) and they will continue for weeks, maybe months.

Thanks for your concern, Rich

Cesar

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