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NPR correspondents, by chance, in earthquake |
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Monday, 12 May 2008 |
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"It was a scene that was repeated over and over again" Two National Public Radio correspondents in central China by chance for a week's worth of feature stories instead found themselves reporting gripping details of the earthquake that killed thousands on Monday. Melissa Block narrated a first-person account while the ground was shaking and her report made it onto NPR within an hour and a half. Block and fellow 'All Things Considered' host Robert Siegel were in China to report a week's worth of stories that were to air next week, the first time they had taken their show overseas. They purposedly went to Chengdu because it was a city many Americans knew little about. Read more
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