Another was found alive in Ahmedabad, and two survivors unearthed in Anjar - one of them a three year old girl. She was totally unscathed. Some aid is getting through but much more is needed Officials estimate about 10,000 people have died in Bhuj alone - others say more. The living are struggling to dispose of the dead. Across the town large funeral pyres are being lit.
Survivors say they have hundreds of bodies to cremate and fear of disease is now growing.
Relief is starting to arrive, but facilities in Bhuj are minimal. There is no running water, no electricity, no shelter and limited food. Many survivors are simply fleeing the town, taking with them whatever belongings they can carry. Reports suggest outlying villages in this region of Gujurat have been just as badly hit and they are still waiting for outside aid to arrive. Rebuilding and repairing schools, hospitals and government buildings will be a huge task.