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As for me, donating some money is maybe the only thing that I can do to help them. Anyway, life goes on. Cherish every sunset, be nice to people around you, be a good parent and a good child. God bless all of us.

I ´m the on my way of visit the customer when my boss told me this bad news . I can not believe this is true. I throught he could had joking with me. on the evenig. I had turn on the TV ang watching the misery of the scene. I feel sorry to that pity people..only I devoted some money. there is really nothing I can do ...but the Chinese people always stronger in my meomery...long life to the PRC.....

I live in Southern California, USA which has earthquakes at least 6 or 7 times a year.1. The best way to ward off death due to disasters is knowledge! Everyone should be trained in recognizing and treating head injuries, shock, bleeding, broken legs/arms and CPR. I always have a first aid kit and fire extinguisher in the home. 2. No Building or structure is earth quake proof! Regardless of what the architects say. Therefore, live and work in low structure buildings when possible. We are trained that the door (Jam) the area right above a door, is strong enough to withstand a collapsing roof or above story (floor). Stay away from glass windows and do not run outside due to falling debris. 3. Always make sure you have 2 weeks worth of drinking water on hand. 4. All turn-off valves for gas lines should be labeled and known to everyone. Fire is a major problem with earthquakes. 5. Extra cell phone and radio batteries need to be always charged and available. 6. Stay calm and do not panic!