Скачать или смотреть Search for survivors in wreckage of collapsed building, ADDS victim

(16 Nov 2010)
1. Wide of collapsed building and people on street
2. Mid of collapsed building
3. Rescue workers, including NDRF (National Disaster Response Force) personnel, standing on rubble
4. Various of rescue workers removing debris
5. Earthmover removing rubble
6. Onlooker watching from neighbouring balcony
7. Various, earthmover removing rubble
8. Earthmover dumping rubble onto municipal truck
9. Wide shot, earthmover scooping more rubble
10. Wide shot, police
11. Rescue workers trying to break up concrete slabs with hammers
12. Wide shot, collapsed ceiling
13. Rescue worker discarding metal frame
14. Onlookers watching from behind police barricades
15. Wide of collapsed building, rescue workers on site
16. Various of NDRF (National Disaster Response Force) personnel using shovels and pickaxes to clear rubble
17. Wide of collapsed floors of the building
18. Various of relief workers working at the site
19. Close of an opening in a concrete slab
20. Wide of collapsed pillars; trucks and onlookers in the background
21. Wide of women sitting on the pavement
22. Close of a woman resting her head against another woman's arm
23. Close of woman's hand
24. Mid of women sitting together
25. Close of another woman with her head in her hands
26. SOUNDBITE (Hindi) Malti Haldar, resident of the collapsed building:
"My husband and my daughter."
(Question: Are they trapped inside the rubble?)
"Don't know. I did not find them at the hospital. I've been searching for them since last night but have not found them."
27. Workers looking for survivors inside the collapsed structure
28. Rescue worker picking up pieces of debris with bare hands
29. Various of earthmover removing concrete pillars
30. Various of relief workers removing debris
31. A relief worker going through a book taken from a bag in the rubble
32. Wide of onlookers and media vans
STORYLINE
Rescuers continued hammering slabs of concrete and digging with their hands on Tuesday to pull survivors and bodies from a five-story apartment building that collapsed overnight into a mountain of rubble in a poor New Delhi neighbourhood.
At least 65 people were killed and scores injured.
The 15-year-old building housing hundreds of people - mostly migrant workers and their families - collapsed on Monday evening in New Delhi's congested Lalita Park area, where emergency efforts were hampered because vehicles had difficulty navigating its narrow alleyways.
Residents said they heard a rumble like thunder as the building collapsed upon itself.
Then they sprinted to the site.
The cause of the collapse was not immediately clear.
One official said the building may have been weakened by water damage following monsoon rains.
Residents said the landlord was illegally constructing an additional floor on the building.
Officials ordered the evacuation of at least one other nearby building that they feared could collapse too, New Delhi's top elected official, Sheila Dikshit said.
It also had a flooded basement.
Police said they had filed charges against Amrit Singh, the owner of the building, and a search was on to locate him.
Residents said he fled the area right after the building collapsed.
Local volunteers digging for survivors with their bare hands eventually were joined by police and firefighters, who used jackhammers to cut through the iron rods jutting from the wreckage.
Police brought in sniffer dogs to locate people trapped under the debris.
By Tuesday afternoon, at least 65 bodies were recovered and another 80 people were injured, city police official Mohammed Akhlaq said.

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