meters four to five hundred meters from where the vigil is taking place right over there is the sugarloaf mountain and you can see exactly what happened on the fourteenth of august two thousand and seventeen chunk of that mountain came down right where those debris are in fact homes from the top down there and then the mud and the and the other debris just cascaded right down and into the ocean which is not far from where we standing right now so a lot of people are still missing it's estimated that one thousand two hundred people have been killed only five hundred people or body parts have been recovered so far so right down there there are a lot of bodies trapped for example at the girl we spoke to in that report pointed to us that that big rock over there is where their house used to be and right beside it another big rock is right on top of several other houses so a lot of people are still expecting some miracle of sort but there is virtually no way those bodies can retrieve right now so much has happened in this place and so much memories still people are still. i feel attached to this partic

fourteenth of august two thousand and seventeen if i move from here we'll go straight to the sugarloaf mountain which is just some four hundred meters four to five hundred meters from where the vigil is taking place right over there is the sugarloaf mountain and you can see exactly what happened on the fourteenth of august two thousand and seventeen a large chunk of that mountain came down right where those debris are in fact homes from the top down there and then the mud and the and the other debris just cascaded right down and into the ocean which is not far from where we standing right now so a lot of people are still missing it's estimated that one thousand two hundred people have been killed only five hundred people or body parts have been recovered so far so right down there there are a lot of bodies trouble zimbabwe's president elect is urging the country to unite and move on from last month's disputed election and a synagogue speaking at an event marking the heroes day holiday. period on sunday but the swearing in ceremony was postponed because of a legal challenge to the election resul

aunt she hoped was still alive she didn't fina after three days of torrential rains part of sugarloaf mountain broke away and crashed onto a once vibrant community burying homes and people most could not be saved due to lack of equipment manpower and bad weather so i was on the two thousand and seventeen tragedy still come here to get close to relatives they didn't get the chance to say proper goodbye to hundreds believed to be buried under the rubble the government plans to build a monument of salt here for the missing and the dead more than five hundred victims of the disaster were buried here there gravestones bear no names some contain just body parts i think kilometers from the cemetery i fifty two unit housing estate was built by three local construction companies. the houses what they needed to the government for the survivors but it can only accommodate one hundred fifty of them . yeah latest ultra lemon thousand people and this eleven thousand people not everybody in here masted outs sting then for weed that's stay here we find things difficult the survivors have now been asked to pay

aunt she hoped was still alive she didn't fina after three days of torrential rains part of sugarloaf mountain broke away and crashed onto a once vibrant community burying homes and people most could not be saved due to lack of equipment manpower and bad weather so my boss of the two thousand and seventeen tragedy still come here to get close to relatives they didn't get the chance to say proper goodbye to hundreds believed to be buried under the rubble the government plans to build a monument of salt here for the missing and the dead more than five hundred victims of the disaster were buried here there gravestones bear no names some contain just body parts i think kilometers from the cemetery i fifty two unit housing estate was built by three local construction companies. the houses what they needed to the government for the survivors but it can only accommodate one hundred fifty of them . yeah the reddest out to eleven thousand people and this eleven thousand people not everybody in here masted outs staying then for weed that's stay here we find things difficult the survivors have now been a

aunt she hoped was still alive she didn't fina after three days of torrential rains part of sugarloaf mountain broke away and crashed onto a once vibrant community burying homes and people most could not be saved due to lack of equipment manpower and bad weather some i was on the two thousand and seventeen tragedy still come here to get close to relatives they didn't get the chance to say proper goodbye to hundreds believed to be buried under the rubble the government plans to build a monument of salt here for the missing and the dead more than five hundred victims of the disaster were buried here the gravestones benoni some contain just body parts i think kilometers from the cemetery i fifty two unit housing estate was built by three local construction companies. the houses what they needed to the government for the survivors but it can only accommodate one hundred fifty of them . yeah the reddest out to eleven thousand people and this eleven thousand people not everybody in here lost it outs staying then for we'd stay here we find things difficult the survivors have now been asked to pay mon

after three days of torrential rains part of sugarloaf mountain broke away and crashed onto a once vibrant community burying homes and people. most could not be saved due to lack of equipment manpower and bad weather so my boss of the two thousand and seventeen tragedy still come here to get close to relatives they didn't get the chance to say proper goodbye to hundreds believed to be buried under the rubble the government plans to build a monument of salt here for the missing and the dead more than five hundred victims of the disaster were buried here their graves tones bare no names some contain just body parts i think kilometers from the cemetery i fifty two unit housing estate was built by three local construction companies. the houses what they needed to the government for the survivors but it can only accommodate one hundred fifty of them . alveda style to eleven thousand people and this eleven thousand people not everybody in here last eight outs staying then four we stay here we find things difficult the survivors have now been asked to pay monthly rents on the houses sugarloaf mou

right over there is the sugarloaf mountain and you can see exactly what happened on the fourteenth of august two thousand and seventeen a large chunk of that mountain came cascading down right where those debris are in fact our homes from the top down there and then the mud and the and the other debris just just kidded right down and into the ocean which is not far from where we're standing right now so a lot of people are still missing it's estimated that one thousand two hundred people have been killed only five hundred people or body parts have been recovered so far so right down there there are a lot of bodies trouble. ellis time to recap our headlines now turkey central bank has stepped in to try and end a currency crisis it's eased restrictions on how much lira and foreign currency banks need to hold turkey's president is accusing the u.s. of betraying a nato ally by imposing sanctions huge crowds have gathered in northern yemen for the funerals of people killed in a saudi a morality coalition air strike more than fifty people died in last week's attack forty of them were childr

right over there is the sugarloaf mountain and you can see exactly what happened on the fourteenth of august two thousand and seventeen a lot chunk of that mountain came kus kidding down right where those. debris are in fact homes from the top down there and then the mud and the and the other debris just just hit it right down and into the ocean which is not far from where we starting right now so a lot of people are still missing it's estimated that one thousand two hundred people have been killed only five hundred people or body pods have been recovered so far so right down there there are a lot of bodies trapped. in the nation's government says it will take a long time for people to rebuild their lives after this month's earthquake on the island of numbers at least four hundred thirty six people are now known to have died in the damage bill has risen to more than three hundred forty million dollars even more than reports. rescued alive from the rubble this boy is one of the lucky ones he's at least being treated for his injuries but his mother says even that was a struggle because

and interest has more from freetown right over there is the sugarloaf mountain and you can see exactly what happened on the fourteenth of august two thousand and seventeen and not a chunk of that mountain came cust kidding down right where those. debris are in fact from the top down there and then the mud and the and the other debris just just created right down and into the ocean which is not far from where we standing right now so a lot of people are still missing it's estimated that one thousand two hundred people have been killed only five hundred people or body pods have been recovered so far so right down there there are a lot of bodies trub to kenya now a seventeen senior government officials and businessmen involved in a multi-billion dollar rare projects have been arrested for corruption the railway which was funded by china connects the capital nairobi with the port city of mombasa kenya as government is acting on its pledge to stand down on corruption and so it has the details this is the latest corruption case involving the construction of our really line in kenya the bigge

commemorate the day when you know more than one thousand two hundred people aside from the sugarloaf mountain just a few more hundred meters from where we decide he says we're all doing. a lot of evil in the world now the situation is such that the emotions are still people cry for the. people who don't seem to have a problem of not giving the prominent members a decent burial actually calling out for the government to at least move the debris and examine those bodies to be given a decent burial as soon as they can now with meds and lady who was married only seven months before the disaster struck she lost her husband and sixteen members of one speakers rose to all including the u.n. special representative one issue that came out and that is the. exploitation of the environment that you see the sensitivity of these disasters we've also spoken to environment and it's to say that the way the environment and resources i've been. there is another disaster waiting to happen so for the time being the focus now of these people is how to move on in life which is very difficult some have not have the

right over there is the sugarloaf mountain and you can see exactly what happened on the fourteenth of august two thousand and seventeen a large chunk of that mountain came kus kidding down right where those debris are in fact homes from the top down there and then the mud and the and the other debris just just created right down and into the ocean which is not far from where we standing right now so a lot of people are still missing it's estimated that one thousand two hundred people have been killed only five hundred people or body parts have been recovered so far so right down there there are a lot of bodies trouble one of the fires scorching the u.s. state of california threatening a retirement community prompting evacuation orders for thousands of senior citizens the so-called holy fire has already destroyed sixteen structures near lake elsinore in southern california police say a fifty one year old man is under arrest on multiple austin related charges the holy fire has forced more than twenty thousand people from their homes it's also just one of the twenty wildfires burning acr