Anniversary of devastating China earthquake

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On the first anniversary of the earthquake that killed or left missing 90,000 residents in China's Sichuan province, people gather by a marble monument marking the epicenter in Wenchuan in southwest Sichuan.

One-year anniversary of devastating China earthquake

( Zhou Chao / EPA / May 12, 2009 )

On the first anniversary of the earthquake that killed or left missing 90,000 residents in China's Sichuan province, people gather by a marble monument marking the epicenter in Wenchuan in southwest Sichuan.

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