31.   Erwin Maravilla, one of the first survivors plucked from the sea by a navy patrol, said his family was sleeping at the time of the accident.

32.   Families sleep on blankets arranged in concrete parking bays or store rooms, each lighted by a single dull bulb.

33.   Families sleep on the roof or in second-floor bedrooms.

34.   He recalled the terror he felt when shells rained down on his home while the family of eight slept in one room.

35.   Her family now sleeps in an open field, covered by mats.

36.   His family is sleeping on mattresses in their living room.

37.   Mwendo Kambale, an office worker and father of four, said his family was sleeping outdoors in the rain and had run out of food on Sunday.

38.   The family had slept at home for the first time after two weeks in a bomb shelter.

39.   The Inoue family has been sleeping in a van since the quake hit.

40.   The night he got home from the hospital, the whole family slept in the basement as a precaution.