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The people of Qingdao are still reeling from the shock after the oil pipeline1 explosion blasted the Huangdao district on Friday.
We follow a rescue team to the heart of the blast. The closer we get, the more heartbreak we see. Cranes are to lift shattered concrete slabs3 out of the trench4. They came smashing down during the explosions, burying dozens.
Workers are seen at the site of a pipeline explosion in Qingdao
Development Zone, in Qingdao, east China's Shandong Province,
Be careful. Don’t fall into the trench.
More than 50 hours after the blast, the search for bodies continues. But weather conditions are making it risky5 for rescuers.
Reporter: “It’s the second day after the deadly explosions. Now the heavy downpour is hampering6 the rescue and reconstruction7 operation. This place is getting very very dangerous and very unstable8. Rescuers are now pushing us out to guarantee our safety.”
“Go back! Go back! It’s not safe!”
Behind us is a scene of devastation9.
Friday’s explosions ripped open an entire road, leaving a one-and-a-half kilometer trench. Parts of the community were reduced to rubble10.
As rescue and clean-up continue, many people say the victims are owed a thorough investigation11.
