Sri Mulyani, 32, and her son, Iqbal, survey the damage after Saturday's 6.3 magnitude earthquake."Iqbal didn't speak or play for two days. He doesn't want to eat. He is very afraid," says the mother of three. See more: View a slide show ...

Coordinating Relief and Reconstruction

Today, World Vision also conducted coordination meetings with the government of Indonesia and made preparations in communities where aid distribution will be carried out in the coming days.

World Vision's national director in Indonesia, James Tumbuan, says the organization will also be part of a reconstruction program, but further assessments are necessary before specific plans are laid. Tumbuan foresees six months to a year of relief and reconstruction response for Yogyakarta quake victims.

Current Conditions Hamper Relief Effort

Heavy rain and damaged roads have hindered efforts to help survivors. Rescuers' efforts are also made more difficult because of power outages and the closure of a local airport.

Since the quake struck, there have been several hundred aftershocks, but no reports of any further serious damage.

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