Young girl pulled out alive from Taiwan quake rubble - TV


  • World
  • Monday, 08 Feb 2016

TAIPEI (Reuters) - Rescuers in the southern Taiwan city of Tainan pulled an eight-year-old girl out alive from the wreckage of a collapsed building on Monday, Taiwan television stations said, more than 60 hours after an earthquake hit the island.

The girl, named as Lin Su-Chin, was conscious and had been taken to hospital, the reports said.

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