Quake relief goods pile up in Tongshih, Taiwan

Quake relief goods pile up in Tongshih, Taiwan

TONGSHIH, Taiwan - Relief goods gathered from donations across Taiwan pile up in the Tongshih township, Taichung County on Sept. 26, waiting for distribution to victims who turned homeless in the massive earthquake which struck central Taiwan on Sept. 21.

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