Motorists ride past houses heavily damaged by an earthquake in North Lombok, Indonesia. Photos / AP
Families are huddled under broken trees for shelter, crumbled buildings are covering the roads and children in severe pain are waiting days without any medical aid.
A New Zealand Red Cross worker spoke to the Herald about some of the horrors she had been witnessing in the aftermath of the
brutal Lombok earthquakes.
Rosemarie North, from Manurewa, talked about a boy she visited in a remote village Dangiang, north of Lombok yesterday.
"The village had been struck badly by Sunday's earthquake. I discovered a boy who had a building collapse on him.
"He had been buried and his family thought he was dead. When they found him he was unresponsive and his mother performed CPR and after three sets he made a stir.
