Las imágenes que reportan los daños del sismo al mundo

La emergencia desatada por el sismo que afectó a México la tarde de este martes, es reportada a todo el mundo por medio de imágenes que muestran las labores de rescate que diversos grupos de auxilio y miles de voluntarios de la sociedad civil llevan a cabo de manera ininterrumpida entre los escombros de los edificios que colapsaron.

The desperate search for survivors continues around the clock in Mexico City. A magnitude 7.1 earthquake hit the capital on September 19th 2017. Many buildings were damaged and dozens collapsed, including a school where at least 21 children and five adults are known to have died. In total 230 people are know to have been killed. Credit: Anadolu Agency/Getty Images/Daniel Cardenas #firstresponders #rescue #MexicoCity #Mexico #earthquake

Una publicación compartida de The Economist (@theeconomist) el 21 de Sep de 2017 a la(s) 10:06 PDT

At least 217 people were killed after a magnitude 7.1 earthquake rattled central Mexico on Sept. 19, 2017, toppling buildings and leaving an unknown number of victims trapped under rubble. The temblor was the deadliest to strike the country in decades, the Associated Press reported, citing the head of Mexico’s national Civil Defense Agency. The epicenter was located in Raboso, 76 miles southeast of Mexico City, which suffered significant damage. First responders and volunteers in the city continued working Wednesday to dig through the rubble, find victims and deliver water. Photographs by @afpphoto, @ap.images, @gettyimages and @reuters

Una publicación compartida de TIME (@time) el 20 de Sep de 2017 a la(s) 7:00 PDT

Rescuers and people work at a collapsed building after an earthquake hit Mexico City, Mexico September 19, 2017. REUTERS/Henry Romero #mexico #quake #reuters #reutersphotos #disaster

Una publicación compartida de Reuters (@reuters) el 20 de Sep de 2017 a la(s) 4:51 PDT

 

After a 7.1-magnitude earthquake struck 76 miles southeast of Mexico City, residents dug through immense piles of pancaked rubble that had once been high-rise buildings, searching for survivors. Our Mexico Bureau Chief, @partlowj , captured this video as volunteers worked side by side to clear away chunks of concrete in the dusty air. Throughout the city, they formed lines to pass along containers filled with rubble and dump them into waiting trucks. #mexicocity #mexico #earthquake

Una publicación compartida de Washington Post (@washingtonpost) el 20 de Sep de 2017 a la(s) 9:44 PDT

 

 

Un séisme d’une magnitude 7,1 a frappé la capitale du Mexique, Mexico, mardi 19 septembre. L’épicentre du séisme, qui s’est produit à 13 h 14 locales (20 h 14 à Paris), a été situé à la frontière de l’Etat de Puebla et Morelos (centre), à 51 km de profondeur, selon le centre géologique américain USGS. Le bilan des victimes ne fait que s’alourdir depuis et dépassait les 200 morts mercredi matin. — Photo : Francisco Caballero Gout / AP (@ap.images) — #Mexico #Seisme #Victimes

Una publicación compartida de Le Monde (@lemondefr) el 20 de Sep de 2017 a la(s) 4:53 PDT

Rescuers, firefighters, policemen, soldiers and volunteers search for people trapped in the rubble after a 7.1 magnitude #earthquake devastated central #Mexico #MexicoCity #searchandrescue

Una publicación compartida de Sky News (@skynews) el 20 de Sep de 2017 a la(s) 1:38 PDT