amongst girders, it is more evidence that japan will be dealing with the effects of this catastrophe for many years to come. in miyagi, a wrecked school gym has been put to use as a morgue to deal with the dade. there is no water or electricity. people forced to queue for the basics. they're providing about three liters of water per person says this resident. we hope it lasts long enough. for many though here in sendai, it has been a case of packing up and heading further inland. this the queue for one bus. >> there we see our cameras shaking. >> meanwhile, aftershocks continue to affect coastal areas. those in work trying for some normality reminded that the crisis and the danger continue. there have thankfully been some stories of escape. the town of minami-sanriku was