Sep 28, 2012 06:27 PM

Living on Dangerous Ground

By staff reporter Xie Haitao and Liu Hongqiao and intern reporter Hu Shilong

Multiple earthquakes and a series of landslides resulted in the deaths of 81 people in Yunnan in early September

(Beijing) – Fractures had long plagued the rocky mountainside next to Huang Daihong's home. When an earthquake jolted Luozehe County in Yunnan Province, Huang watched a large black boulder release a shower of stones that instantly killed her neighbor.

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