In New Zealand, at least 65 people were killed in a massive earthquake today. The magnitude was 6.3. Reports said, buildings were flattened, falling debris crushed vehicles. Prime Minister John Key said the toll is likely to rise. Key, who flew down to Christchurch in South Island, described the as the country's 'darkest day'. TV images showed several collapsed buildings in the centre of Christchurch. A state of emergency has been declared at the city. Aftershocks were still being felt as buildings were evacuated and people fled the central city area.