School children who are stuck in a cable car. they are dangling precariously above a river bed in the mountainous khyber pakhtunkhwa province. the children were on their way to school when two cables of the aerial trolley snapped. lots of people on the ground watching the rescue operation, a huge amount of concern about what might happen. with me is our reporter courtney bembridge. how is the rescue operation going? in the pictures we just so we can see that the army has sent a couple of helicopters to the area but the rotor blades from the helicopters could disrupt the cables, so it is precarious, we can see the images now, it is hanging on its side, the cable car, it is an open cable car which means that the doors on each side, there is nothing to stop people falling out, which is adding to the risk, and the fact that there are children on board. we have heard from one of the men on board, he is
Winds in the area could affect the cable and the rotor blades of the helicopter meaning that that risk needs to be carefully managed, so they will continue to try to reach them by helicopter, as they have said that is really the only way. it is so dramatic and such a worrying time, thank you so much, courtney bembridge. and you can keep across those developments on the website. well, there are fast moving developments too in thailand, world leaders have started arriving injohannesburg for a meeting of the group known as brics, brazil, russia, india, china and south africa. these are pictures of china s leader xijinping touching down. the summit will shine a light on the member nations links with the kremlin. the russian president vladimir putin will be attending by video link due to a threat of arrest for alleged war crimes.
So everything is about two months until we get the working licence. when the working liscence is finished, then we send it to the embassy. the embassy, maybe one month, maybe three months. it all depends about periods in the year, you know? and if the croatian coast continues to pull in the punters like this, they need all the workers they can get. guy delaunay, bbc news rijeka. in other news. the german firm siemens energy says it expects to lose nearly $5 billion this year because of problems at its wind turbine division. that s despite what the company said was a sharp growth in orders which comes as europe continues to try to make more of its energy from renewable sources. the chief executive said that wrinkles had been found in some rotor blades, which are made of more than 150 layers of glass fibres. the head of public affairs at europe s biggest bank hsbc has apologised after accusing the british government of being weak for complying with us demands to cut back business deali
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