Sheffield United offers help to China earthquake victims through link with local club
                   
iht.com     13-May-2008            

Sheffield United has offered help to the victims of the earthquake in China's Sichuan province, which has a team owned by the English soccer club. United owns the Chengdu Blades from the provincial capital, which is close to the epicenter of Monday's quake that has killed almost 12,000 people... [read full story]                    


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username bosch - 13-May-2008 16:17:08
It's so wird that that there are more articles about economic consequences of the earthquake. And so few about people suffering. I can be wrong but it seems to cynic for me. I think that if the tragedy happened in US or Europe, there would be much less articles on economic impact but much more emphasis on human tragedy.
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