WASHINGTON — The U.S. pledged to help Chile after a powerful earthquake struck Saturday and kept watch on a tsunami heading for Hawaii. All 118 employees of the U.S. Embassy in Chile were accounted for, State Department spokeswoman Megan Mattson said. She had no immediate information on the status of other Americans who may be living in or visiting the South American nation.
U.s. Pledges Help To Chile After 8.8 Earthquake
The Huffington Post News Editors, Huffington Post
Sat, 02/27/2010 - 9:23am
Topics: washington the u.s u.s embassy megan mattson south american white house press secretary robert gibbs the pacific tsunami warning center est a california alaskan chilean defense department u.s southern command central america sgt santita mitchell miami the state department bureau consular affairs chile hawaii u.s state department mattson americans south earthquake affected ndash information military
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