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Scenes from outside the school

(5 Sep 2004) 1. Wide of damaged school with bystanders 2. Overturned stretcher on ground 3. Soldiers walking by school with stretchers in foreground 4. School hallway covered in debris 5. Woman's shoe on ground 6. Townspeople walking through school entrance 7. Overturned chair 8. Sign outside school 9. Child's book on steps 10. Walk-through inside school with pile of books, desks, overturned supply room 11. Damaged hallway 12. Various of damaged exteriors 13. Debris on school floor, overturned drawing of child 14. Man walking in hall past bullet-ridden wall 15. Close up bullet-ridden wall with blood 16. Various of people walking through damaged hallway 17. Various of security outside school 18. Various of old man approaching and looking at ruins 19. Various of old man overcome by grief, wiping eyes 20. Women in group 21. Various of grieving women, holding handkerchiefs over mouths 22. Burned-out basketball hoop, tilt down to large hole in wall 23. Blood-spattered wall and pipe 24. Various of blood-stained fabric STORYLINE: Residents of the southern Russian town of Beslan on Sunday toured the remains of the school where militants took hundreds of adults and children hostage last week, beginning a nearly two-day standoff that ended in the deaths of more than 350 people. Little remained of the gymnasium where the more than 1,000 hostages were held during the 62-hour ordeal. The gym's roof was destroyed, windows shattered, the walls pocked with holes. The basketball hoop, which some victims said had been strung with explosives during the siege, was little more than a skeleton. Blood was spattered on walls and pipes in the spot where, witnesses said, the hostage-takers executed the men they had captured. Russian President Vladimir Putin went on national television Saturday to tell the country that they must mobilise against terrorism, and he promised wide-ranging reforms to toughen security forces and purge corruption. In a rare and candid admission, Putin said Russia "showed weakness" in the face of an "all-out war" by terrorists. Chechen separatists are suspected in a string of attacks in Russia that have killed some 450 people in the past two weeks. Two planes crashed nearly simultaneously on August 24, killing 90 people, and a suicide bomber killed eight people in Moscow on Tuesday. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...