Relief goods arrive in quake-hit El Salvador

Relief goods arrive in quake-hit El Salvador

SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador - Workers sort relief goods that arrived at San Salvador airport Jan. 15 from the United States. Police in El Salvador raised the known death toll from the Jan. 13 earthquake to 594 and said 32,000 homes had been partly or totally destroyed.

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