Peru 7.5 magnitude earthquake killed a 3-year-old boy and more than 1,000 people were affected

　　China News Service, November 30. According to Peru's "Gazette", a 7.5-magnitude earthquake struck Peru in the early morning of the 28th local time.

On the 29th, Bohawks, Director of the Health Bureau of Amazonas Region, reported that a 3-year-old boy in the province was tragically killed in the earthquake.

　　According to reports, the child lived in an aboriginal community. When the earthquake occurred, a large amount of wood fell on the child and his death was at 6:03 am local time on the 28th.

　　Bohawks also reported that 26 health institutions in the Amazonas region were affected by the earthquake, 12 of which were completely inoperable.

　　According to the latest report of the National Civil Defense Agency of Peru, so far, the number of people affected by the earthquake has exceeded 1,000.

117 houses were destroyed, 375 houses were declared uninhabitable, 764 houses were affected, and 13 schools were damaged.