if you get the point right yeah we spend or 5 minutes maybe we filled up a bag each bag is a ron popeil those. 4 you can do the math and if we've literally been in a tiny. we haven't moved we have a move i mean we and we both had a little bit we haven't even really started to clean it so when we bring a 100 volunteers 300 volunteers you can see how we can just call her a lot of ground and end up with 450 of these bags in one hour. so that tells you the magnitude of the problem that we face. the going to pandemic means there's been less of us out and about traveling. we took a boat of qatar's northern coast with dr mussen to gauge the impact. have you observed a change in nature. less people on the water less people out there than it should not just in the anybody with even the vision you can see a clear sky everywhere the water to become more clear more fish coming close to the . things where the human lives the disaster they can see you doing very well without outright. if you leave something alone anything even if it's done there is a recovery mission in the blood but if tell me short

there were really worried about you know the situation especially for example the parents of those popeil some of these nearby school and also the relatives of the you know the elderly that live in these care. home finally when we found out that it was you know these buildings were not affected and it was just more reduced damage neighbor society to be more. calm but but definitely they were really really really worried and some of them they are still not able to go back to the buildings because it's not safe because the structure has been seriously damaged and the firefighters are now says what are they going to do with the building there is still some flames at the bottom so this situation continues to be quite unstable and we don't know exactly how it is going to play yard what is going to happen with the building and when the neighbors will be able to go back to their homes next on the documentary power struggle for nichols the heated political battle the shutdown of the morning yankee nuclear power plant on the banks of the connecticut river and back in half an hour with the latest u

they were really worried about you know the situation especially for example the parents of those popeil some of these nearby school and also the relatives of the you know the elderly that live in these care home finally when we found. it was you know the buildings were not affected just more reduced damage neighbors decided to to be more. but but definitely they were really really really worried and some of them they are still not able to go back to the buildings because it's not safe because that structure has been seriously damaged and the firefighters are now. going to do with the building. so there's. going to be quite unstable and we don't know exactly how it's going to play yard what is going to happen with the building and when the neighbors will be able to go back to the homes of bitterness tell me of a lost person madrid bringing us up the dates with what occurred in madrid just a number of hours ago thank you well let's just recap indeed what we've been looking at there with all those pictures a powerful explosion destroyed a building in the city center of the spanish capital