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that have come down, it s entire city blocks. and there are groups of men on top of most of these piles of rubble listening carefully and listening out for survivors. but they know that it will soon be 40 hours since the first earthquake struck. and every minute that goes by, every hour that passes lessens the chances of finding survivors here. and the people here know it soon. you won t return to help this woman shouts at the police. you re lying. i don t accept you abandoning us. i ve been here since yesterday. i m begging for help. most of his family were inside the building. he heard cries. but now there s only silence and loss. still, they find survivors, but they are few. dervis has just been rescued. i was 36 hours underground. i d lost all hope, he tells me. corpses litter every pavement.