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President Shimon Peres ordered his aides on Friday to examine ways Israel can assist Peru, after a powerful earthquake ravaged its central coast on Wednesday killing some 450 people. The Foreign Ministry reported Friday that it has been in contact with all the Israelis known to have been in the area of the disaster. About 50 Israelis in Peru still have not communicated with their families. No Israelis, however, are known to have been hurt in the earthquake. Also Friday, Israel Radio reported that the Foreign Ministry gave the Peruvian government $20,000, earmarked for buying tents and blankets for those injured in the quake.The 8.0-magnitude quake struck late on Wednesday and many of its victims were poor, killed when their flimsy mud-brick homes caved in. Hospitals and morgues were overwhelmed, forcing residents to lay bodies out on city streets. Peruvian firefighters and the United Nations said the earthquake had killed at least 450 people, while civil defense authorities put the latest death toll at 437. About 2,000 more were injured. More than 24 hours after the quake, a series of aftershocks sowed panic in the hardest hit towns south of the capital Lima, although the rescue of a man from the rubble of a collapsed church brought some hope to rescuers in the town of Pisco.PS:I wonder where is the help offered-at least-from Middle Eastern countries to Peru..."Pigs"like muslims call jews have more heart and compassion than them.
Israel has always been a help to countries in need,when a tragedy strikes.
I'll wait and see...If no help is offered from the Middle East,that will confirm my notion that they don't care about the rest of the world,EXCEPT, they CONVERT to Islam....
This is a dark hour for the people in Peru and they truly need all the help they can get...
As in the days of Noah...
