SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Entire families are camping out on high ground in cars and makeshift tents too afraid to return to their coastline villages destroyed by giant waves after a huge earthquake struck central Chile.
Saturday's 8.8-magnitude quake, one of the biggest in recorded history that killed more than 800 people, sparked walls of waves that washed away many of the mud-brick houses along the coast in the southern Nuble province.
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