items. we re standing amid tons of items all the way from turkey to syria. if we show you what i have on my left, these are disaster supplies for doctors, first responders, each pal let weighing about 151 kilograms. to my right, these are for families, people living in football stadiums or what s left of them in tent cities. we actually unpacked a few of these pal lots to show you what s inside. these are inside the white pallets. doctors, first responders. if you look in here, this compartment for addressing wounds, bandages, all you could possibly need in such a horrific disaster zone. we have over-the-counter medication, cleaning supplies, even in this pocket, for taking blood pressure, anything first responders need. this is for families. we have solar lights, hair brushes, toothpaste in addition
who s called for countries across the world to name one of their football stadiums after pele. we pay tribute to him by being here. by asking all the federations now to pay a minute of silence and tribute to pele, but we are also going to ask every country in the world to name one of their football stadiums with the name of pele. because in 50 years, in 100 from now, when children are asking, who was pele? , well, they need to remember him all over the world in a place where you score goals. 0ur south america correspondent katy watson was also at the stadium in santos. people have been queueing here since dawn and they will be queueing throughout the night. it has been a really hot day in santos, it is peak summer here, but that has not put people off, and the queues have been getting bigger and bigger outside.
slowdown with all the federal reserve rate hikes, and still many people believe there are more to come. so certainly the first quarter is, you know, not something to be excited about. that is professor ann lee speaking to us a little an uninterrupted stream of people have been filing past the coffin, of the brazilian football legend pele, which has been placed in the middle of his former club s stadium in santos. many are wearing black and white colours of the club for which pele played for nearly two decades. one of those who s been at the stadium to pay his respects is the head of fifa, gianni infantino, who s called for countries across the world to name one of their football stadiums after pele. we pay tribute to him by being here. we pay tribute to him by asking all the federations now to pay a minute of silence and tribute to pele, but we are also going to ask every country in the world to name one of their football stadiums
and typically, that is done with something known as a deferral either. an eight e.d. extorted automated differ by later. we don t know if that was used on the field, clearly in football stadiums, large venues of that side, they had, then there was an ambulance close by so that would have been aed. that would be critically important to try and restart the heart. but sanjay, just walk me through, sorry, walk me through what would happen from behind the scenes. you have, been in many ers, oh ours trying to assess what happened from the on the field inspection trying to figure out what is going on to get the lay of the land. at the point that you re in the ambulance and not the hospital. is there battery of tests that s being run? what does that scan like into greater detail to forgotten assess. what could ve happened here? yes, well, i would say that those first few minutes are really critical. so you re right it s not the ambulance of the hospital being
news, at the vatican. brazilians have begun to say farewell to the football legend pele as a 24 hour wake gets underway in the stadium of his former club, santos. his coffin was placed in the middle of the pitch or fans and dignitaries to pay their respects ahead of a private family burial on tuesday. the funeral procession drove through santos before dawn, with large crowds lining the roadsides and setting off fireworks. president lula of brazil is expected to attend the wake, his first engagement since he regained the presidency on sunday. pele died last thursday aged 82. one of those who s been at the stadium to pay their respects is the head of fifa gianni infantino who s called for countries across the world to name one of their football stadiums after pele. let s take a listen to him now. of course we pay tribute to him by being here. we pay tribute to him by asking all the federations now to pay a minute of silence