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cooling system of all six reactors. but tepco also said reactors one and two suffered more damage than originally thought and will take more time to repair. meantime, the death toll from the quake and tsunami has climbed to more than 9,000. more than 13,000 are missing. the losses are so immense, the rituals of grieving have to be improvised. reporter: in japan s disaster, there are too many dead to have a proper funeral. 16-year-old hiroki is underneath this blanket. his parents and two brothers drove his body to the emergency shelter, the best farewell they could offer in the wake of the tsunami. don t give up hope, his father tells his friends. keep living for my son. these children have already lost two of their friends. hiroki was the third. he wasn t at school that day, which sits high above his neighborhood. crews pulled his body from the rubble.
disaster, there are too many dead to have a proper funeral. 16-year-old hiroki is underneath this blan et. his parents and two others drove his body to the emergency shelter. don t give up hope, his father tells his friends. keep living for my son. these children have already lost two of their friends. hiroki was the third. he wasn t at school that day, which sits high above his neighborhood. crews pulled his body from the rubble. this 16-year-old played soccer with him. i ve lost my best friend, he said. he died young. he should have lived a long life. life has been cut short all across the town in the tsunami zone. search crews find the body of a middle age woman. like all the others, they can t identify her, but cover her and
you are our brothers. so don t be afraid. you will be safe. we will carry you for any place you want. nic, from your vantage point in tripoli, what impact is all this having on the people around gadhafi, on his forces, can you tell? reporter: as much as we can tell, it really is an opaque system, it s very hard to penetrate here. those around him are still loyal to him. the circle around him is a pretty tight circle. the military offices that we talked to today essentially said that they were in support of him. but i don t think we would get anyone on camera or even away from camera these days to tell us that they would like to see him overthrown. i think for me today, perhaps
seen a response by heavy gunfire and there will be a reason behind it. but i doubt that we re seeing a change i doubt we re seeing the army decide they re not going to respond. very likely an order would have come down not to fire, either not to scare the residents of the city or not to give away weapon positions because perhaps they had been moved. right, and that s going to be an interesting point. speaking of things that and where they are, can you put us in the frame? there are going to be a lot of people out there in the world that don t know the geography of tripoli too well. they ll need to understand from where you could hear these loud explosions. were these communal areas, were they residential areas, what exactly? reporter: very, very hard to say, to be perfectly honest where these explosions might have been.