Hello, and welcome. Rescue workers in lebanon are searching for a possible survivor from the port blast in beirut that devastated the city a month ago. A sniffer dog alerted rescuers in the rubble of a collapsed building, and the team then said their scanners had detected a pulse. Theyve been digging ever since, and they say theyll keep going even if theres only a 1 chance of finding someone. Our International Correspondent orla guerin has been watching them work all day. Hands up for silence. Rescue workers and many in this battered city wait for a sign, daring to hope. And then, beeping that confirms breathing has been detected beneath the rubble. Could there really be a survivor 30 days on . Rescuers from chile have been carrying out painstaking work. Their Key Team Member a Border Collie called flash, who was the first to raise the alert when he detected a body at this location. Night falls and floodlights are brought in, as the search continues hour by hour. Some rescue workers go
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