caused by last friday's devastating earthquake and tsunami the video released by the national disaster management agency shows liquefied soil sweeping away hundreds of homes in the potomac neighborhood of another seven thousand five hundred houses were destroyed in nearby with some sinking up to twenty feet on the ground well the disaster really spokesman says up to five thousand people might still be missing after the disaster and that significantly higher than the original estimate under thomas has more now from village. it is a big increase in the government's official estimate of how many remain missing but put this together by talking to community leaders and village leaders about how many people they think are still unaccounted for in two big areas of this city to talk about and here in ballarat right now could be some double counting going on or it could be that people escaped moved to other parts of the ways and didn't tell anybody where they go and so we should add those have got nevertheless the government to be saying five thousand people may remain missing well that would push this death if

caused by last friday's devastating earthquake and tsunami the video released by the national disaster management agency shows liquefied soil sweeping away hundreds of homes in the potential neighborhood of palu another seventeen hundred houses were destroyed in nearby with some sinking up to twenty feet underground well indonesia's disaster relief spokesman says up to five thousand people might still be missing after the disaster when hey is that a damaged hospital in polish city wealth or she's a worried about the risk of disease. this gives you some sense of what the medical workers faced on the evening of the earthquake and tsunami this is one of the largest hospitals and palu city and even though it is partially operational around one side with around ten percent of the staff reporting for work here it is pretty much completely collapsed there are thought to be around thirty people still missing in there including staff from the hospital and also patients so many bodies that still haven't been recovered right around the affected areas which is now creating health concerns for the recovery workers b

caused by last friday's devastating earthquake and tsunami a video released by the national disaster management agency search shows liquefied soil seeping away hundreds of homes in the a tub a neighborhood of polly wian has more from palo on the difficulties medical professionals are facing in the aftermath of the disaster. hospitals in central sulawesi is struggling to cope following the earthquake and tsunami many patients have to wait in stiflingly hot tents with limited medical equipment to treat them most of the doctors and nurses are gone this is one of the largest hospitals in palu and it's operating with around ten percent of its original staff so what are we trying to call the staff to get them to come back and then we'll be able to identify we're still here. we lost over to the disaster the damage shows what the medical workers had to. deal with on the night of the disaster is thought there are around thirty people still unaccounted for inside this building including hospital staff and patients there are so many bodies still buried in mud and beneath rubble around the disaster areas that it'

caused by last friday's devastating earthquake and tsunami the video released by the national disaster management agency shows liquefied soil sweeping away hundreds of homes in the pathak neighborhood of polish. bowls of closed and herzegovina marking the end of a divisive election campaign the country is ruled through a complex power sharing system involving three presidents split between the main ethnicities of bosniaks and croats in early results nationalists. claims to have won the presidency after three quarters of the votes have been counted. and come to an end in cameroon where people are choosing the country's next president and common president is seeking a seventh term in office after thirty six years in power the election is being overshadowed by a separatist uprising in english speaking parts of cameron. i'll have more in the news hour that's coming up in twenty five minutes time life line continues now. you scratch your blood the big guy showed of your skin used to scratch we were using even. that stuff is like pieces all broken boards will screw fellas and there are some people who are goi

yes, they have finally managed to get them into the city and they have started to clear the rubble. we have also heard from the national disaster agencyhat tens of thousands of people who fled from the tsunami to the hills have now been told to come back to the ground andjoin now been told to come back to the ground and join the camp, and as a result, those people need even more supplies. so that is why we are co nsta ntly supplies. so that is why we are constantly trying to get more basic necessities, including items to make sure that these people stay clean, because the earthquake and is an army struck on friday evening. now it is wednesday and people have not been able to take a shower, there has been no running water, we have all been sharing water that was left ina swimming all been sharing water that was left in a swimming pool of a hotel. so you can imagine how difficult it has been for local residents and the local authorities to make sure that the order is in place as well. thank you very much. good to talk to you. there are so much more information on our website. if all we spoke to marico, they experienced two after—shocks,

the federal emergency management agency, fema, the same agency that responds to hurricanes and wildfires. the goal of the system is to warn the public of a serious national disaster. it's estimated that about 225 million cell phones across the u.s. received today's alert. >> i think it's fine if it's used for select purposes where you need, you know, an alert. but otherwise, i'm a little suspicious of what they are going to do with it and whether it will be necessary for everyone to get these alerts all the time. . >> i don't want it to wake me up in the middle of the night. >> fema said the system cannot be used by the president to send any sort of personal messages. it's also not possible to opt out of receiving the alerts. the agency estimated about 75% of all mobile users received the message. >>> last year's deadly north bay firestorms have also damaged santa rosa's budget. the city has millions of dollars in deficits and is proposing getting rid of some firefighter positions as well as some other cuts. rob roth spoke with the fire chief and the mayor about the plan. >>> reporter: in santa rosa's coffey park, signs of recovery from last year's devastating wi