Aftershock hits New Zealand city
Hopes are fading of finding any more survivors following the devastating earthquake in New Zealand after a strong aftershock measuring 4.4 on the Richter scale caused problems in the city and suburbs this morning.
Up to 113 are dead and around 200 others are still missing in Christchurch.
One of the missing is a 40-year-old man from Abbeydorney in Co Kerry.
The Irish man was working as an accountant at the PGG Building when it collapsed and had been living in New Zealand with his wife and son.
Reporter Will Hine from Radio New Zealand said it is unlikely any more survivors will be found.
Dozens of foreign language students died when the Canterbury Television building collapsed.
The City's Mayor, Bob Parker, said many countries are suffering together.
