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The United Nation’s ReliefWeb site has a map showing the epicentre of the October 10 earthquake, the extent of the most damaged areas and the number of people who died as a result of the quake. The map is in pdf format.
Reliefweb generally produces country maps for such disasters so it’s a worthwhile site to check out regularly.
Reliefweb generally produces country maps for such disasters so it’s a worthwhile site to check out regularly.
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