and the buena island. >> materials used during the construction of treasure islandely compromises the integrity to build structures. in today's geotechnical engineers standing, treasure island soil is being readdressed for soil stabilization for future development. a mechanical stabilization process is being used to consolidate the liquid fashion of the mud and sandy soil. >> because treasure island is a manmade island, we have to do a significant amount of soil improvement before we can build new infrastructure and new buildings on the island. in the foreground, you see here, it's a process called surcharging we we import additional topsoil to simulate the dead weight of the future buildings to be constructed at that site. so this is causing bay mud that underlies island to consolidate over time and we can monitor that and as that consolidation primarily consolidation is complete, then this soil will be removed to the intended finished floor elevation of the new structures. ♪ [ music ] ♪ ♪ >> in the 1989 loma earthquake, the ground level of this island dropped by f

biggest unknown is the other islands. you've got people coming from different nations, then you don't know how good they're going to be. and in every corner of guernsey, final preparations for the thousands now flooding in. we're going to have three car park spaces which lines up with the stay. back on the seafront, one of the biggest challenges of all. natalie and her volunteers havejust a couple of hours to turn this car park into an arena for the opening ceremony. well, we've marked out all the spots to the islands to stand in so that when they come in, they're in the right orderfor the parade. 0h, what's that? that'sjersey, isn't it? yeah. everything must run like clockwork. well, the media, we're putting up on the walkway so that you get a bit of a better view over there. right. so behind the wall, on the raised bit. yeah. and then they get brought over here where the attaches will get the flags and get their placards. the games have happily combined the entrepreneurial flair of the olympics with the enthusiastic dedi

so the teddy and government is moving them from the island. from here, the migrants are being sent to sicily, and that's going to be about a 10 hour journey on this vessel that they're boarding behind me. once they reach sicily, they're going to be relocated to different cities across instantly. some of going as far as rise up north as the migrants move on, the pressure on the island is easy. but the tension among european governments of the migration is growing. 6 and dw christine one well, who finds that report from lum producer is joining us now from one of the migrant reception centers. the christine. you painted a vivid picture of the tension, the difficulties that come with such an enormous number of arrivals. how things develop that since you 5 veterans towards the monica were sandy outside, the only migraine for 6 in the center on the island of land produced that as well this morning, rick ross told us there were about 2800 people behind this fence that you see behind me this capacity i have to point out can only was designed and can on

about 2000 people from the island today. but these crossings are super slow, the pro stay so slow. we watched it yesterday. it takes about 4 or 5 hours just to remove a single batch of people. the conditions are really difficult. the migrants, of course, have told us there isn't enough food or at least not as much as everybody would like. so some of them tend to jump over the fence and room are on the island speaking to locals, begging for food. it has of course, made some people skate, but i think others on learning. i'm, we, we, with this 1st hand patients at a restaurant to taking food off the table to share with some of the migrants the conditions they all atrocious. there was just not enough capacity. they had that as soon as he can only accommodate 400 people at max may be full 20. they are apparently nearly 2800 people. they are right now so that you get, gives you a sense of just how difficult that situation is. prime minister maloney off the army to build logic reception centers and is extending asking for an extensi

and we were told that about $233.00 microns arrived out on the island. we were actually at the polls we, we saw some of those arrivals, they included women and children. some people were visibly injured and needed immediate medical attention upon arriving on the island at the micro center where i'm courtesy standing at there's been some movement community right across the saying, there are now 1500 people at the facility. that's almost twice the number that they was when we were here yesterday. so they've clearly done it lost it in the way of moving people. they had been reports that the red cross was thinking about assessing up a nother tent camp that we heard of a ship that was bringing materials to set up another establishment that brought some of the locals out. and that produced such a protest that they did not want a nother camp tent camp or facility being set up on the island red cross this morning saying those reports were not true that the idea is to maintain this particular camp is in terms of processing people that arrive onto the island, but o

as the migrants move on, the pressure on the island is easy. but the tension among european governments of the migration is growing because of the attention, the italian prime minister has called for european commission president also left on the line to visit lum, pedroza, to witness the conditions there for herself. and that reports just now by dw correspondent, christina mooney law, who is just outside lum, produces migrant reception center. i asked her earlier to give us the latest on the situation there. monica were sadie outside the only migraines reception center on the island offline produce that as well this morning with cross told us they were about 2800 people behind this fence that you see behind. to me, this capacity i have to point out can only was designed and can only accommodate about 400 people. full 20, full 50 at max to be spoken to people who have been behind dispensed. they tell us the conditions are really, really difficult. it is squashed, it is crowded. the few toilets that all day, obviously not the mouthful, the thousa

according to the military vylovsky on the islands of ukrainian militants. n a foothold. there at they won't get much use in the peredons they have. there is a distance, nevertheless, it still remains quite large between the banks, although the water has dried up on the right side upstream of the subsidence, it remains quite large, contact goes only on the islands with the enemy directly, but only the enemy sniper acts at a greater distance, which we used to effectively destroy with direct fire from the machine, leaving directly for positions from the kakhovka hydroelectric power station, the commander of tank companies of kazan in the kherson direction for a year already, awarded the zhukov medal and the order of courage and so the t-72 burned near the nikolaev region and miraculously did not drown at the kakhovka hydroelectric power station because it burned burned more than once. the first time i was set on fire by a bektar, the second time i was set on fire, the gun up to 30, having worked out the projectile, fell under the rollers. the tanks caught fire

the machine gunner also has unfinished business on the islands. t all happened and see, because to make sure that with them and the team, the reconnaissance company turns to colleagues to think with their heads, listen to the commanders , listen to the commanders of their team, less amateur performances of a bad commander. he will come up with an idea, he will tell you what to do, where he will do it and don't be afraid. zelenka, the enemy doesn’t see you 90 times, 90 times he doesn’t see you, so focus on the sound accordingly. shoot, shoot only when you see the target, save beck in this regard, he saw the target , he worked, well, not before he worked, before he discovered himself by the sound, already for you he will work, think with your head only some 400 meters. the soldiers have been walking quietly for about half an hour during this time. there should only be silence, then the victory will be loud. we get you from cafes to restaurants for free. use the promo code food food and get a 400 rubles discount. u one of my friends has a difficult re

but now it’s a very exciting moment, because we are approaching the owner of the island itself, i donng so quietly, probably, the atmosphere here on the island is so dense. impenetrable forest. and well, that very danger that i have already mentioned, here it is. and again, without accompaniment, the owner who knows the best people should bypass. it is as dangerous as the iceberg in the northern latitudes, most of it is under water due to this plexus of tree roots, grasses are very easy to catch and damage the boat. although the locals sometimes the owner is visited rather as an extreme entertainment. painfully seductive. and i'd like to believe that i'm the first person whose foot steps on this an island, but it's probably not really. so, let's try. wow very reminiscent of swampy land. he really goes under the water, that is, to step a little harder. well, let 's try to stand with two feet. i'm standing on a floating island, to be honest. i don't even believe it. i probably won't go any further. this experience is quite enough, because even the locals are afraid to go there. and not

did in conjunction with the treasure island mobility management agency. so i just wanted to say that that was unanimously approved by the board and hopefully then we'll also find the resources to actually implement a lot of the recommendations that were done in in this study. so i had forgotten that. my report thanks . thank you. thank you. okay so are there any comments or questions from the audience? okay so hearing none, let's go to the next item, please. i'm sorry. we other people on the phone there or not? okay. go ahead. item number four, communications from and received by tida. okay any comments or questions from the board? okay hearing none. any questions or comments from the audience? no anybody on the phone? none. then next item. item number five, ongoing business by board of directors. so ongoing business is a are there any questions or comments by the board? yes. so please, please. ms. dunn mark dunlop was actually more towards the last item, but i just wanted to say there was an event in, in the building, one that was seem

so the teddy and government is moving them from the island. from here, the migrants are being sent to sicily, and that's going to be about a 10 hour journey on this vessel that they're boarding behind me. once they reach sicily, they're going to be relocated to different cities across instantly, some of going as far as rise up north as the migrants move on, the pressure on the island is easy. but the tension among european governments of the migration is growing. this was a report by g, w. correspondents christine wound was just a short while ago. she was just outside, lumpy to says mike went reception center and we asked her to give us the latest on the situation that monica were sadie outside the only migraines reception center on the island offline produce that as well this morning with cross told us they were about 2800 people behind this fence that you see behind me. this capacity i have to point out can only was designed and can only accommodate about 400 people. full 20, full 50 at max to be spoken to people who have been behind dispense

when we arrived on the island this morning, we quote some of the movements. uh, if you can see the action behind me, this is the migrants now being moved from the island. and as we understand that they are being taken 2 different uh parts off. but it should be, uh, they have cleared the island of women and children. you mostly have men who are remaining. we've been talking to a lot of them. they told us about their journey here, mostly from to mizzi and they'd be having spent about 2 days in the water and then made it onto the island. many of them very relieved that to be in italy. they say the conditions and the treatment they experience in intimacy and libya were atrocious. they are relieved that they have impressions. big dreams, i've spoken to teenagers. hill, people who say they're teenagers, we want to play football for 10 in the club. some who have relatives in germany who sent money over to get them to the island who wants to go joined their relatives. so overall, they've told us that we 10 channels ortiz, if treated them well. that happened condition

so the teddy and government is moving them from the island. from here, the migrants are being sent to society and that's going to be about a 10 hour journey on this vessel that they are boarding behind me. once they reach sicily, they're going to be relocated to different cities across instantly. some i'll going as far as rise up north as the migraines move on, the pressure on the island is easy, but the tension among european governments of the migration is growing. early i asked the deputies trusting, when do i? who filed that reported it? was it also near the migrant reception center in by producer to give us the latest on the situation as well as any, as you started out in introducing the segments, small people have arrived over nights at this migrants into behind me that you can see behind that fence is, be only my good reception center on the island and were told as of this morning there about 2800 people there. these evacuations continue. the 1st one this morning . we'll move about 400 people for island. and all the red cross hopes to ta

it's the largest island it's 85% indigenous. the marshall islands also 85% indigenous. he figures terms of the population counts for both countries are remarkably similar. despite their stark disparity, size and those were those were some of the other things that i thought were remarkably about seeing, you know, canadian, the inuit, you know, greenland poet and conversation with kathy kirshner kathy journal kirschner, a book of poems out which is here on the table for sale it's about notes from a marshallese daughter and it's it's an absolutely remarkable collection of poems. she has a poem in it history lesson which is about a family member that she lost a cousin at a very young age due to the impacts of the nuclear testing that i was talking about earlier. yeah history lesson is is a really poem. there's a different one that's about her cousin. but history lessons, really remarkable poem that she did in order to document or to about research. and then, you the history and then document the nuclear testing that was conducted. and it's she always has a bit of an edge to

so the teddy and government is moving them from the island. from here, the migrants are being sent to sicily, and that's going to be about a 10 hour journey on this vessel that they're boarding behind me. once they reach the city, they're going to be relocated to different cities across it's in the some i'll going as far as rise up north as the migrants move on, the pressure on the island is easy. but the tension among european governments of the migration is growing. the best report from dw correspondent christine wound, well, who is just outside lump. it was us mike grant reception center after earlier to tell us more about the situation for the new well, those people are facing really cramped conditions having to sleep out in the open. it's really, really hot. we've seen some of the food that they get. it's biscuits, it's pasta, it looks reasonable, but people sufficing over it. because of course, when the results is approach out, the crowds tend to jump. a women told us that really they've been fighting. there are a lot of men as well. men

only a few seconds to reach the boats and leave the island. turned out that the boats were the target for the russian pilots of the killers both were damaged by shrapnel, the board was pierced through three holes , the bc detonated it. yes, i understand, a shrapnel arrived today, luck is on the side of the special forces, the russian high-precision bombs turned out to be not so high-precision and fell at a distance from the boats , fortunately, they did not detonate, most of the ammunition and explosives on board refused electronics, but most importantly , the engines miraculously started, both boats began to maneuver at the limit of their capabilities, avoiding possible strikes from the air. and as soon as they crossed the zero mark of the mouth of the danube over the water, a powerful ukrainian anthem sounded, uh-uh-uh, mykolay is sitting for our freedom. it was one of the best mornings in my life. snake island is the place of our strength. it is here like nowhere else . andriy polishchuk anastasia klymenko snake tsn marathon single news oly

that's more than the number of people living on the italian island. and pressure on the government. today two more arrivals that local people were happy to welcome — italian prime minister georgia maloney and president of the european commission ursula von der leyen. this massive flow of immigrants is something which requires the involvement and the responsibility by everybody to be tackled, because it is going to affect certainly the border, the frontier countries, but it will soon also involve all of the other countries. the italian red cross has said it is currently dealing with about 2500 people at this reception centre, designed for 400 arrivals. today, ursula von der leyen announced she had a ten point plan to tackle the issue. this includes stepping up efforts against smugglers and providing more legal pathways for migration. we will increase our support to transfer migrants out of lampedusa, and we urge other member states to use the voluntary solidarity mechanism and transfer migrants out of italy. this morning's visit also included the port

and the buena island. >> materials used during the construction of treasure islandely compromises the integrity to build structures. in today's geotechnical engineers standing, treasure island soil is being readdressed for soil stabilization for future development. a mechanical stabilization process is being used to consolidate the liquid fashion of the mud and sandy soil. >> because treasure island is a manmade island, we have to do a significant amount of soil improvement before we can build new infrastructure and new buildings on the island. in the foreground, you see here, it's a process called surcharging we we import additional topsoil to simulate the dead weight of the future buildings to be constructed at that site. so this is causing bay mud that underlies island to consolidate over time and we can monitor that and as that consolidation primarily consolidation is complete, then this soil will be removed to the intended finished floor elevation of the new structures. ♪ [ music ] ♪ ♪ >> in the 1989 loma earthquake, the ground level of this island dropped by f

their crimes on the island. and so again they publish their accounts and after waging a war all the elements you name it scurvy typhoons tidal waves, icebergs, shipwreck, the violence from their own ship means they now began to wage a furious war over the truth and just today, there were allegations of disinformation and misinformation and fake journals. and i was reaching researching this. i would go to the archives and read old accounts. and then i would come back home and i would flip on the tv or read the newspaper. and what would i hear? alternative facts or fake news? what is true? i go back to the archive and i be reading about war over who would get to tell this history, who had the right to tell it. and at the same time, there were efforts by those in power cover up the scandalous truth because the admiralty, those in power were listening these warring stories wondering do we actually like any of these stories. they make british officer and crew the vanguard of the empire. are these suppose that apostles

now that there is the pressure that we're seeing on this island. now, you mentioned the european commission president, the rest of the founder line, who is set to travel to line producer where you are now on sunday. what can we expect from that visit? pablo it is an important business because the sentiment right now and it today among people, is that the european union has lift easily to deal with the situation on its own. we were hearing it from the deputy mayor who just heard from him. the reports say we seen a band to inspire them, that's certainly how the government is, is pitching this, this, the situation here pointing the fingerprint supposed to say way is that your opinions on a diety wouldn't be needed. we have been in that day said we are overwhelmed with 10 of code and get nobody is wanting to help. it is important. isn't a funded line to come get some more and to signal to these honey and people that brussels will step in and help and not leave it alone in this problem. x christine dw is christie mcguire, in lum, producer force sizes of

their crimes on the island. and so again they publish their accounts and after waging a war all the elements you name it scurvy typhoons tidal waves, icebergs, shipwreck, the violence from their own ship means they now began to wage a furious war over the truth and just today, there were allegations of disinformation and misinformation and fake journals. and i was reaching researching this. i would go to the archives and read old accounts. and then i would come back home and i would flip on the tv or read the newspaper. and what would i hear? alternative facts or fake news? what is true? i go back to the archive and i be reading about war over who would get to tell this history, who had the right to tell it. and at the same time, there were efforts by those in power cover up the scandalous truth because the admiralty, those in power were listening these warring stories wondering do we actually like any of these stories. they make british officer and crew the vanguard of the empire. are these suppose that apostles

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how to deal with and rank or number of migrants on the island of lot producer for them. the 7th 1000 people have landed in recent days. overwhelming local services the and feel okay, welcome to the program. maybe as red crescent says more than 11000 people have died in floods. in the city of dana, the death toll has yet to be verified, but live beneficial sight. it is likely to rise launch pods that the coastal safety was swept away after torrential rain, caused to dams to boast. now that it concerns about the spread of disease, as bodies lie among the ruins, people search for bodies along the beach and the hard hit the city of dirt or not. after torrential rains burst dams on sunday, unleashing a torrent of water down the river bed that by 6, the port city in eastern libya, washing away multi story buildings and sleeping families inside a minute. so we heard a large bang is, but anyone who is awake and uh for sure, must have heard of the deadline. was it was unbelievable. you. everybody could hear it. when we went outside, there was no more in the city. it had been raise

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annette, we saw ursula von der leyen visiting the island. s, does the eu have answers to the crisis? ida. have answers, does the eu have answers to the crisis? no, that's the biggest _ answers to the crisis? no, that's the biggest problem _ answers to the crisis? no, that's the biggest problem at - answers to the crisis? no, that's the biggest problem at the - answers to the crisis? no, that's - the biggest problem at the moment, despite _ the biggest problem at the moment, despite the 27 eu countries have eight _ despite the 27 eu countries have eight shared border this problem has existed _ eight shared border this problem has existed for— eight shared border this problem has existed for years and there is no joint _ existed for years and there is no joint policy. ursula von der leyen, when _ joint policy. ursula von der leyen, when she — joint policy. ursula von der leyen, when she went to lampedusa, it was symbolic— when she went to lampedusa, it was symbolic but welcomed by the italian government but all she did, the ten points— governme

the efforts to relocate migraines from the island continues. they've been going on since yesterday . basically the fence behind me. there are about 3000 nearly 4000 people behind that fence. that as you can imagine, it is a bit of logistical if it, because the migrants 1st need to be registered before they can relocate. some of them are little bit frustrated. they say they've been waiting for days before they can get registered and then moved from here. they are being ferried to sicily and then from they distributed to different parts of it. to me, we have spoken to people on the ground, the, the, the forty's, the, the, the volunteers at this is something that is really overwhelming. if this is the kind of work that they have not had to do at this scale at this level. and a lot of his people saying that they've never seen anything like this from the day that the started, we understand that people are still arriving. people came by boat overnights. it's a little bit quiet this morning, but there's already a lot of processing to be done. one offic

so the teddy and government is moving them from the island. from here, the migrants are being sent to society and that's going to be about a 10 hour journey on this vessel that they are boarding behind me. once they reach sicily, they're going to be relocated to different cities across instantly, some of going as far as rise up north as the migrants move on, the pressure on the island is easy. but the tension among european governments of the migration is growing a new corresponding christine one to a file that reports from land producer and joins us now from there. christine, great to see. so we sold the situation that is absolutely dire inside the own, the reception center on the islands prime minister, georgia, maloney asked the army to build larger reception centers and wants to extend the time limits for the detention of migrants. a, what i want to know is how our locals reacting to all of this. christy. how do i can tell you that as we are speaking in the city central clamp? the do said there is a demonstration happening precisely against

the facility and room are on the islands. they have met the low cost that they say have shown them kindest. we indeed have seen this. any sort of an immigrant sentiment we picked up on is really in the small numbers for the most part that has been funded. jared c on this island a big it's a, it's by local volunteers to try and help the situation behind this, the spanish. but i really cannot express to you just how difficult the situation is here for people. and of course, the plan is to evacuate people from the island to remove about 2000 people today. but as we saw yesterday, this takes hours to remove a batch of about 400 people can take up to 6 hours. and then of course, once they pull to ferry, if they're going to sicily, that could be about a 10 out, would you any, etc, on the vessels like the one we saw in the reports taking people to the assessing the don't use christy and law in lumpy do so, it's been one here since the death of a young woman, a new wrong that sparked a nationwide protest movement. the unrest begun of

and the buena island. >> materials used during the construction of treasure islandely compromises the integrity to build structures. in today's geotechnical engineers standing, treasure island soil is being readdressed for soil stabilization for future development. a mechanical stabilization process is being used to consolidate the liquid fashion of the mud and sandy soil. >> because treasure island is a manmade island, we have to do a significant amount of soil improvement before we can build new infrastructure and new buildings on the island. in the foreground, you see here, it's a process called surcharging we we import additional topsoil to simulate the dead weight of the future buildings to be constructed at that site. so this is causing bay mud that underlies island to consolidate over time and we can monitor that and as that consolidation primarily consolidation is complete, then this soil will be removed to the intended finished floor elevation of the new structures. ♪ [ music ] ♪ ♪ >> in the 1989 loma earthquake, the ground level of this island dropped by f

so the teddy and government is moving them from the island. from here, the migrants are being sent to sicily, and that's going to be about a 10 hour journey on this vessel that they're boarding behind me. once they reach the city, they're going to be relocated to different cities across it's in the some i'll going as far as rise up north as the migrants move on, the pressure on the island is easy. but the tension among european governments of the migration is growing. libya is struggling to deal with the thousands of bodies being recovered after devastating floods. some officials put the death toll at $4000.00, but the true number is believed to be much higher. the corpses of washing up on the coast after being swept out to sea by flash floods in the city of dana. the world health organization has urged lead, being authorities to stop varying victims in mass graves, to have the long term mental distress for their relatives. meanwhile, the red cross is wanting that the floods may have operated land mines and explosives lift of it from use of con

they would have closed down the island. that would have been economically the easiest thing to do, to just bring everyone into the british system. - because they have the british passport. - yes. - o.k. - but this is only since the volcano. prior to the volcano, they had the colony passport. but now, if they went to england, they'd give them the european union passport. - automatically. - yeah, automatically. so it was tempting in a way because they lost everything. but at that time, even then, 2,500 people refused to leave. (sophie fouron) they just did not want to leave their island. - no, i think it's the irish blood, you know? no, i'm just kidding. - look at this! - exactly. - it's... it's beautiful! - right. - their roots are here. - yeah, it's home. - their roots are here. - it's home for them. - right. - and every montserratian that comes back from abroad, they nearly kiss the soil when they get off the plane. they're so happy to be back home. to them, this is their home and they love their homeland. (manon rozon) tha

now used by the end of day one of the steepest islands on the because this is too much that you can see the river is active. so the activity of the gas is increasing and it could be poly son for the people. so whenever you have the we are being witness of how the environment, the air is, is able to create new material. we're watching that the boat can also create territory that we had ground. and we are being a witness, both the power and the nature creating by the way are also witness. busy of how the nature of the environment they both channel destroyed the the, the large amounts of magma pressed against the surface. huge layers of rock start to move the service of the moment just from 10 to the 5th, and a good phone. and i need a shift to include from the gym and research center for geosciences, particularly interested in changes in the island surface. fractures could indicate possible instability of little can extract the visa interruption. for this type of production that was posted too late. to be possible to be here for the class. so we are here to te

thousands of species calculate the island today. with deeper beans and the differences an altitude up to 2500 meters. mcculla has a number of different climate zones, and we're living conditions of diverse, different clubs, several hundreds of island species can be found. the only comparable bio diversity exist in hawaii. some claim, but here you can watch evolution at work. so the problem is considered good luck because of you are among biologists. but how is it possible? life is only, you know, kinda cloverfield professor said her name is, is research and the development of bio diversity. she wants to know what strategies prompts develop to ducks to environmental conditions are sorry, 24 centimeters chlorophyll content with united, 57 come i'm going to 0 leaf, which is 1.31 that's on the polymer field. research as natural recall is ation. also the option of can they go a 50 years ago, the doc for, you know, get materials appear hostile to months for the actually present in the volcanic world, or initially trapped inside the most su

also, italy appeals for european union help in dealing with a record number of migrants on the island of lampedusa. more than 7000 people have landed in recent days, overwhelming legal --services. and young musicians from afghanistan get a chance to play again in europe. meet some of the performers in exile. ♪ i'm phil gayle. welcome to the program. libya's red crescent says more than 11,000 people have died in floods in the city of derna. the death toll has yet to be verified but libyan officials estimate it could rise much higher. parts of the coastal city were swept away after torrential rain caused two dams to burst. there are now concerns about the spread of disease with many bodies still lying in the ruins. reporter: people search for bodies along the beach in the hard-hit city of derna after torrential rains burst dams on sunday, unleashing a torrent of water down a riverbed that bisects the port city in eastern libya, washing away multistory buildings and sleeping families inside. >> we warned the authorities or weeks, no, years, the dam had cracks in it and needed maintenance

it's really appeals for your opinion, help to deal with a record number of my friends on the island of love to do that. more than 7 sizes and people have landed in recent days, overwhelming local surfaces. the heart kinda welcome to the program. libby is red, crescent says more than 11000 people have died in the city of done. the death toll has yet to be verified, but libya and officials say is likely to rise large parts of the coastal city was swept away off the torrential rain caused to dams to bust. now there were concerns about the spread of disease. as bodies lie among the ruins, people search for bodies along the beach and the hard hit the city of dirt or not. after torrential rains burst dams on sunday, unleashing a torrent of water down a river bed that by 6, the port city in eastern libya, washing away multi story buildings and sleeping families inside nicholas miller. so we heard a large bang is, but anyone who is awake and done, i for sure, must have heard the deadline was it was unbelievable. everybody could hear it. when we went outside, there was no more the city it had b

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