We re just a few yards from the scene of that explosion. we are about 400 yards away. i think there s a sense of real shock that this happens to a small community. and it s happened, as you said, on top of another tragedy earlier in the week. so it s been a difficult day for forjersey. how are people actually responding? what are they doing? what are they saying? well, of course, it s strange, isn t it, that a tragedy is the thing that brings out the best in the community. but people have really responded well ever since people were displaced. early this morning after the explosion, there s been a large group of people who ve been helping out hospital chaplaincy team have been there, others who have helped rehome people and provided food and warmth. we ve even had people come in here offering clothes, money and all sorts of things just to help those who are most in need. and you expecting lots of people here tomorrow morning? yeah, we ve had a vigil here today, which is reallyjust an o
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