Boca del Cielo, Chiapas, Mexico - Recent
1. Various of earthquake-ravaged houses, debris
2. Julio Lopez, victim, walking into his house
3. Rift on wall
4. Julio Lopez packing luggage
5. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Julio Lopez, victim:
"We are now a bit nervous, worrying about similar or stronger aftershocks which may happen at any time. Now, all of us rush out of the house when we feel just a little shake."
6. Julio Lopez standing, watching his damaged house

Tonala, Mexico - Recent
7. Lizbeth Lopez, victim, talking to another woman
8. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Lizbeth Lopez, victim:
"It's really too sad. It is a severe trauma that I have been through. We have lived together for many years. He was my confidant, friend and a huge part of my life."
9. People at shelter

Victims along the southern coast of Mexico are still dealing with devastating aftershocks from the 8.2-magnitude earthquake which hit the region last Thursday.

Julio Lopez is a fisherman living in a small fishing town, Boca del Cielo, in Chiapas. His house was damaged by the earthquake, so he and his family are now staying in his friend's home in Tonala.

As online rumors begin to spread about the devastating aftershocks he and his family fear for the problems it may bring to their already severely damaged home.

"We are now a bit nervous, worrying about similar or stronger aftershocks which may happen at any time. Now, all of us rush out of the house when we feel just a little shake," said Lopez.

His sister Lizbeth Lopez was living with their brother. The earthquake destroyed part of her home and buried her brother. Though part of her house can still be used, Lizbeth no longer wants to go back due to the devastation of her brother's death. Now, Lizbeth is living in a shelter alone in Tonala.

"It's really too sad. It is a severe trauma that I have been through. We have lived together for many years. He was my confidant, friend and a huge part of my life," said Lizbeth Lopez.