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Survivors waited to be transported to safe areas and the injured lay in the open air, as the rain continued to fall in the earthquake-affected area on Tuesday. Storms had initially prevented military helicopters from carrying food, drinking water, and medicine to some of the worst-hit areas, but the storms cleared on Wednesday and these supplies were airdropped to affected areas.
Survivors waited to be transported to safe areas and the injured lay in the open air, as the rain continued to fall in the earthquake-affected area on Tuesday.

Storms had initially prevented military helicopters from carrying food, drinking water, and medicine to some of the worst-hit areas, but the storms cleared on Wednesday and these supplies were airdropped to affected areas.

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