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To have died in the earthquake that shook mexico on tuesday. Most of the casualties are in mexico city the epicentre of the quake was to the south of the city, in puebla state, approximately 120 kilometres away. The rescue operation continues most urgently at the Enrique Rebsamen Primary School in the south of mexico city. These are some of the key pictures telling the story of this earthquake. This is the scene at the school where 20 children have lost their lives, and 30 people are still missing. 21 21 children have lost their lives. These pictures taken by a drone show the extent of the damage all over mexico city. Lots of volunteers are helping with the rescue operation, handing out water and clothes. Many of the emergency workers use their bare hands to go through the rubble. Its the second earthquake to hit mexico in as many weeks and the deadliest in 30 years. With the latest heres the bbcs aleem maqbool. All over this part of mexico they are desperate for signs of life. Here a
Thank you so much. If you could join me in welcoming our panelists to the stage. [applause] my name is khalid latif. I will be moderating the discussion for tonight, which i think is a nice way for the Brooklyn Historical society to tell me that i need to not talk so much tonight and let other people talk. We have an amazing lineup here. Im going to run through their bios really quickly. To give you insight as to the structure of the night, we are going to have some questions for the panelists for about 45 minutes or so. Thereafter, we will open it up to you all to engage in discussion and q a with the panelists for another 15 or 20 minutes before we wrap up the event. If you feel like you are hearing something you want to hear more on, if you have questions on, feel free to jot notes to yourself, because we will have ample opportunity at the end of the evening to be able to engage in question and answers. So we have four amazing people with us here tonight. Immediately to my left is b
Thank you so much. If you could join me in welcoming our panelists to the stage. [applause] my name is khalid latif. I will be moderating the discussion for tonight, which i think is a nice way for the Brooklyn Historical society to tell me that i need to not talk so much tonight and let other people talk. We have an amazing lineup here. Im going to run through their bios really quickly. To give you insight as to the structure of the night, we are going to have some questions for the panelists for about 45 minutes or so. Thereafter, we will open it up to you all to engage in discussion and q a with the panelists for another 15 or 20 minutes before we wrap up the event. If you feel like you are hearing something you want to hear more on, if you have questions on, feel free to jot notes to yourself, because we will have ample opportunity at the end of the evening to be able to engage in question and answers. So we have four amazing people with us here tonight. Immediately to my left is b
Thank you so much. If you could join me in welcoming our panelists to the stage. [applause] my name is khalid latif. I will be moderating the discussion for tonight, which i think is a nice way for the Brooklyn Historical society to tell me that i need to not talk so much tonight and let other people talk. We have an amazing lineup here. Im going to run through their bios really quickly. To give you insight as to the structure of the night, we are going to have some questions for the panelists for about 45 minutes or so. Thereafter, we will open it up to you all to engage in discussion and q a with the panelists for another 15 or 20 minutes before we wrap up the event. If you feel like you are hearing something you want to hear more on, if you have questions on, feel free to jot notes to yourself, because we will have ample opportunity at the end of the evening to be able to engage in question and answers. So we have four amazing people with us here tonight. Immediately to my left is b