saying this office was in such a state i haven't seen before and it was totally unfit to tackle the tasca it was made full and i told you several times and you didn't do anything this puts close brush up not only and i'm glad michael but also on the former interior minister thomas dementia and the corruption scandal at the office that in but i mean can you explain this for all international view is absolutely the. the office for migration and refugees plate into several branches which are all of the branches of the german state. there's there's a branch of bremen there's about want to believe in there's one in bavaria too and this specific braman branch must have waved through more or less more than one thousand saddam c. because giving that granting them asylum although there was no legal ground for this and there's even talk that some of them bribed their way through to their. replication this of course is a huge scandal could solve we've already seen very inquiry last. where the acting interior minister a whole see whole thing has already said we have to closely look at everything and

crews worked tirelessly to find and remove bodies bury ten different kind of cash it's been a grim tasca and dangerous too dangerous the official search has been suspended. in safer parts of the region emergency shelters have been set up for evacuees those who made it here are the lucky ones. meanwhile there were heartbreaking scenes outside the morgue where red cross workers try to console victims who lost everything. i lost my grandchildren who was seventeen nineteen and twenty two and my thirty eight year old daughter and it's something that maybe you see me smiling but inside i mean a lot of pain. a funeral for a man who went searching for his family but later died of severe burns. he said that all of a sudden he saw the lava and he could no longer escape he said he was all burned but he was still alive when they got him out. many survivors accused. of failing to react t.w. correspondent affiliate harms a rooty heard from people in shelters who said the first warning came only after volcanic ash was raining down. now authorities blame each other the ones who are in charge of monitori