Rescuers pull out 2 survivors from Taiwan quake rubble

February 08, 2016 10:24

Two people have been pulled alive from the ruins of an apartment building two days after it collapsed in a powerful earthquake in Tainan City in Taiwan.The first was a woman who was officials said was found lying underneath the body of her husband. Their two-year-old son was found dead nearby.Shortly later, a man was also rescued alive. At least 35 people died in the magnitude 6.4 quake, most of whom were inside the Weiguan Jinlong building.More than 100 people are still thought to be trapped inside.

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