Hello, welcome to the programme. There was a grim, inevitability, about the attack in kabul today. The intelligence was specific, the threat was well known, but amid the fear and desperation of those trying to get out, no conceivable way to stop it. The first explosion camejust before dusk, close to the abbey gate of the kabul airport. It is on the south side of the perimeter, where dense crowds of people had been waiting, some of them knee deep in a sewage drain, for a vanishingly slim chance of escape. There are deeply upsetting images of the dead lying in the water and the wounded being ferried to hospital sometimes on the back of wheelbarrows. Not long after there was a second explosion this time outside the baron hotel, further along the airport perimeter, where terrified afghans would surely have been running from the first blast. A senior afghan health officials says at least 60 people have been killed and 140 injured. In the last hour the pentagon has confirmed that 12 us s
Remain unchanged. 24 confirmed dead. 121 unaccounted for. Search and rescue teams have retreated until the demolition is complete. Crews are placing tarps over the pile of rubble closest to the remaining structure. Officials are reassuring residents of negotiate buildings that the demolition will not create further instability and they are keeping families in the loop. All the families have been informed about the up pending demolition and how it s proceeding. Both the families of those missing their loved ones and the ones who have survived this tragedy. We have already created a very thorough process for cataloging of any personal items that we find in the efforts. And we will continue to use the same great care with items that we identify following this demolition. Before the building comes down, investigators are preserving as much evidence as possible w 3d imaging and other technology. Some debris is being trucked to a secure site as we await the demolition of the building, we go
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