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Bodies of quake victims buried in mass graves

(31 Dec 2003) 1. Wide shot of graves 2. Mourners 3. Body being wrapped in sheet 4. Various of emergency workers wrapping body 5. Mourners praying 6. Various of mourners praying over body wearing masks 7. Tilt up from body in sheet to man crying 8. Body being carried on stretcher 9. Various of body being carried on stretcher wrapped in sheet, graves are being dug nearby 10. Various of woman sobbing at grave 11. Various of mourners crying at grave 12. Pan from body wrapped in sheet to man digging grave 13. Various of mourners crying 14. SOUNDBITE (Farsi): Voxpop, local resident: "I went to see my brother's family and I saw that he has been killed with his family and children. One of his children was still alive and I plucked him out and he called out my name saying, "Uncle I am dying. Please save me." He was wounded. He has lost lots of blood." 15. Various of body being lowered into grave 16. SOUNDBITE (Farsi): Voxpop, local resident: "There are lots of dead bodies inside the city. We think someone should come and organise the situation. Such management does not exist. We think that someone is needed to organise these things. All the people who have been plucked out have been found by their own families and those under the debris now have lost all members. No one can locate them." 17. Wide shot of graves STORYLINE: With no new survivors pulled from the rubble of Friday's earthquake in Iran, the focus has shifted to treating the injured and homeless - and burying the corpses that are still being extracted. Emergency workers in Bam continue to dig trenches for corpses wrapped in white shrouds. Thousands have already been buried. Distraught relatives gather at the gravesides to mourn their loss. Ted Peran, the United Nation's top official in Bam put the toll at 28-thousand killed and 12-thousand others injured. With cool temperatures - that drop to near freezing at night - the risk of epidemic was lower than it would be in warmer weather, Peran said, adding there were no reports of disease so far. President Mohammed Khatami said Tuesday the toll was expected to top 30-thousand - roughly a third of the population in this southeastern city - but said the figure "definitely won't reach 40-thousand." 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...