856 people were forced to evacuate, while 168 houses collapsed Beijing: Over 12,000 houses have sustained varying levels of damage after a moderate 5.1-magnitude earthquake hit a small town in southwest China’s Yunnan Province, officials said on Saturday.The earthquake hit the small town of Datianba on Friday and shook Changning County under Baoshan City at a depth of 10 kilometres. No casualties have been reported.According to the provincial civil affairs department, 856 people were forced to evacuate, while 168 houses collapsed and over 12,000 were damaged, state-run Xinhua news agency reported."I was so frightened that I wanted to cry, and the whole night I tossed and turned with worry," a villager named Yang Wenxue said. The walls of his bedroom cracked.Another villager Zhao Suyun and his family took refuge in their living room as the rest of their home was so badly damaged."I woke up many times that night, scared that the ground was about to shake again," she said. Yunnan Provincial Earthquake Administration has dispatched a 20-member team to the worst-hit area as part of emergency response procedure.Electricity and telecommunication have resumed and 400 tents and 700 coats are being distributed among the affected. Mountainous Yunnan is no stranger to earthquakes.A https://www.seasonsgazebo.com 6.5-magnitude quake hit Ludian County on August 3 last year, killing more than 600 people.
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The message on the wall was also smart — Columbus travelled the world in a sail boat ...and you can’t get to the Gym "When did we become fans of such muscle-loving, bicep-brandishing hulks Culturally we never allotted much importance to the robustly built bodies of male heroes. Our gods are slim, shaven feminine, while ashuras are burly and hairy, as are our Bollywood villains. Our film heroes of the 60s and 70s barely had robust body structures, nor do we have any myths of brawny superheroes like Atlas or a Hercules. We have our Bhim in the Mahabharata. But his prowess has never given him the status of a hero that Arjuna enjoys. Bhim is an embodiment of excess — he eats big, talks loud, fights, marries and fathers demons while his revenges are gory and spine chilling; he is also the butt of jokes and taunts of his Kaurava cousins. It is true the Super Ape of the Ramayana adorns the wrestling Aakharas inspiring handful of wrestlers to build strong bodies and fight bouts but his popularity among masses is more as a quick problem solver than as a body builder.Body worship is a fairly recent phenomena amongst us.
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