vote to go on strike. in afghanistan, the taliban say the search for survivors has been called off, just a day after a devastating earthquake which is thought to have killed more than a thousand people. the earthquake struck early on wednesday about 44 kilometres from the city of khost. heavy rain and the destruction of road and communication network have hampered relief efforts in paktika province the worst hit area. our kabul correspondent secunder kirmani is there, and sent this report. homes reduced to rubble, lives reduced to memories. these were my son s shoes, says agha jan. his three young children were killed in the earthquake as they slept, as well as his two wives. when the roof fell down, what did you do? translation: i ran toward my family, but everything was under the rubble, even my shovel, so i couldn t do anything. i shouted to my cousins, but when we took my family out, they were already dead. it s a three hour drive to the nearest big city from the wor
might mean for people trying to get away. i m joined by paul charles, ceo of the pc agency a travel and tourism consultancy company. how much disruption could this cause, will this cause, do you think? tt cause, will this cause, do you think? , ., , cause, will this cause, do you think? , . , ., ~ ~ think? it is the last thing that ba manaters think? it is the last thing that ba managers need think? it is the last thing that ba managers need at think? it is the last thing that ba managers need at the think? it is the last thing that ba managers need at the moment. | think? it is the last thing that ba - managers need at the moment. bearing in mind the pressures they are under already, of course, from staff shortages, flight cancellations, queues at airports which are sometimes out of their control. on top but they are being asked to cap the number of flights that they are running each day during the peak summer period so the fact that the main union here, the gmb is so frustrat
hundreds of british airways workers, at heathrow airport, have voted to go on strike over pay. members of the gmb union employed as ba ground staff, and check in workers, voted overwhelmingly for the industrial action. the move threatens to disrupt britain s busiest airport this summer with 700 workers set to strike during the school holidays. paul charles, is the ceo of the pc agency a travel and tourism consultancy company. it is the last thing ba managers need at the moment very minded passions thereunder from staff shortages, flight cancellations, queues at airports which are sometimes out of their control. on top of the fact they are being asked top of the fact they are being asked to cap the number of lights that are running each day during peak summer period so the fact that the main union here, the gmb, so frustrated, will add employment issues to the list of customer issues that ba