Many fear another quake, stay away from home

September 20, 2011 10:55

Braving cold and pouring rain, frightened residents spent the night outside their homes in the areas rocked by Sunday's quake in Sikkim and West Bengal. Roads were torn up, buildings cracked, phone towers and electricity posts toppled in the 6.8 magnitude quake. It triggered such a panic that an official said injured people refused to get themselves admitted at Gangtok's STNM Hospital after its walls developed several cracks. Read more on rediff.com

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