Rescuers in China pulled a woman from beneath the rubble Friday who had been trapped for four days, as a strong new aftershock shook the region near the epicentre of Monday's deadly earthquake. The woman, a nurse, was rescued from the debris of a clinic in Beichuan county, near the epicentre of Monday's 7.9-magnitude quake, the official Xinhua news agency reported. People heard sounds coming from the ruins and used their hands and shovels to dig for more than four hours. She was taken to receive medical treatment, the report said. "She had the will to live," said Xu Tao, one of the volunteers who helped rescue the woman. "I'm just exhausted." Earlier in the day, rescuers freed a girl who had been trapped for 80 hours in a collapsed school in central China. The rescues coincided with an aftershock that rumbled through the area near the epicentre, triggering landslides and knocking out communications in some parts of the rescue...