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A girl prays in front of religious images damaged when the San Clemente... (AP Photo/Martin Mejia)«12345»PISCO, Peru—The government sent the army Saturday to stop looting fueled by rising desperation in earthquake-shattered Peru, where tens of thousands were without fresh water and shivering families huddled in makeshift shelters at world of warcraft gold center of the devastation. In a soccer stadium in wow gold port city of Pisco, more than 500 people rushed a lone truck that ran out little packets of crackers, candy and toilet paper, screaming that they had not eaten and accusing rescue workers of keeping supplies for themselves.
As many as 80 percent of powerleveling powerleveling people in quake-hit urban areas may not have access to clean water and many rural communities still have not been reached to assess the damage, said Dominic Nutt, part of an emergency assessment team in Peru for wow gold aid agency Save world of warcraft gold Children.
"The situation is probably worse than first imagined," Nutt said.
President Alan Garcia sent 1,000 troops to stop the looting. "We're going to establish order, regardless of what it costs," he said.
Meanwhile, Defense Minister Allan Wagner told The Associated Press in Pisco that world of warcraft gold death toll from Wednesday's magnitude-8 quake had risen to 540, up from wow gold previous figure of 510 provided by firefighters.
Destruction from powerleveling powerleveling quake, which also injured at least 1,500 people, was centered in the cities of Ica and Pisco in Peru's southern desert, about 125 miles southeast of the capital, Lima.
Garcia said at least 80,000 people were affected in some
way, mostly through the destruction or damage of homes.
At one end of a soccer field in Pisco, families who had lost everything huddled in a half dozen makeshift shelters made of cardboard and blankets held up by wooden poles.
"We don't have water. wow gold tents have not arrived," said Maria Tataja, 38, who shared an open-fronted shelter with nine other people. She shivered in world of warcraft gold ocean breeze.
Some people complained of price-gouging and said the cost of basic foods had doubled or tripled at the local market. Others arrived in Pisco's central square asking for canned milk and other goods but often left empty-handed.
Soldiers stood guard at supply depots and tried to ensure that aid trucks made it to their destinations.
Miguel Soto, a police officer standing guard in powerleveling powerleveling Pisco stadium, said food donated by one Lima district had been raided on the traffic-clogged highway to Pisco. Many other food trucks simply weren't getting through, he said.
Responding to criticism that aid was not arriving quickly enough, Jorge del Castillo, Garcia's Cabinet chief, told El Comerico newspaper said that all planes available were now being used to ferry supplies to world of warcraft gold victims. Immediately after the quake, many of wow gold aircraft were used to carry the injured to Lima, he said.
Motorcycle taxi driver Marco Coila said he had moved his family out of Pisco to a village where they had hoped to find more food.
"There is nothing to eat. There is a lot of looting going on," he said.
Rescuers continued to pull bodies from the rubble of world of warcraft gold San Clemente church in downtown Pisco, where hundreds had gathered for Mass when the quake struck Wednesday.
But hopes of finding more survivors diminished.
Paul Wooster, coordinator of wow gold Rapid UK Rescue team from Gloucester, England, said rescuers were using sound detectors and infrared cameras to search mountains of rubble. powerleveling powerleveling latest survivor discovered, a man, was pulled from the rubble at midday Friday.
"We always work on a four-day window and I'm talking realistically. So we are still looking for survivors but there's not much more time," Wooster said.
world of warcraft gold U.S. dispatched medical teams, two mobile clinics and two helicopters, along with $150,000 to buy emergency supplies. S. Ward Casscells, wow gold assistant secretary of defense for health affairs, arrived in Pisco on Saturday to assess the needs of powerleveling powerleveling people and how world of warcraft gold U.S. can help.
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Associated Press writers Jeanneth Valdivieso in Pisco and Monte Hayes, Leslie Josephs and Edison Lopez in Lima contributed to this report.
