At Mexican School Hit by Quake, Heartbreak and Dwindling Hope<br />He wondered how to tell her that her younger brother, also named Gustavo, was dead — one of at least 30 children who perished at the Enrique Rebsámen school after it collapsed in the earthquake<br />that devastated Mexico on Tuesday, killing more than 200 people.<br />At least three parents at the site of Enrique Rebsámen, a Mexico City private school, had been communicating with their children trapped inside.<br />By Wednesday night, five people were known to be still missing, including one student who officials said was alive<br />but trapped as rescuers tried frantically to reach her.<br />By the time Mauricio arrived a few hours later, hundreds of medical personnel, rescuers, volunteers<br />and families were racing around, trying to unearth students still buried in the rubble.<br />One of the many volunteers, seated at a makeshift desk on Tuesday night, helped<br />keep a list of the injured and the dead; it included at least five adults.
