everything is quite complicated, and i think this will be the new target from the government to actually separate who does what, so there will be responsibilities, and finally we will modernise this system. actually the minister said that despite his efforts to modernise the railway system, he could not prevent this kind of tragedy. late could not prevent this kind of traced .~ ~ ., could not prevent this kind of traced .~ ~ ., , tragedy. we know the country has three da s tragedy. we know the country has three days of tragedy. we know the country has three days of national tragedy. we know the country has three days of national mourning, l three days of national mourning, just talk us through the feelings, the sense of shock in the country, because people are still looking for their loved ones amongst all this their loved ones amongst all this the country must be in a state of shock? it the country must be in a state of shock? . . the country must be in a state of shock? ,
the greek public broadcaster, ert. before we talk about what happened in terms of this tragedy in greece, just in terms of the numbers of people missing, can you bring us up to date with where we are? because we saw that father they are still looking for his son. i ve got a feeling that we just dropped the line to alexia, a greekjournalist who s working for the greek public broadcaster ert. i ll see if we can get back to her, but i ve got a feeling that at the moment, we can t or potentially we can, technology is on our side. alexia, i hope you can hear me now. ijust wanted to start with you bringing us up to date in terms of whether we know everybody s accounted for now?