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Leb troops in Khiam, graves in Tyre, funerals in Bazourieh, burials in Qana

(18 Aug 2006) SHOTLIST Bazouriye 1. Wide van carrying coffins arrives for burial 2. Various of women screaming hysterically as van passes by 3. Women crying as they approach coffins in the back of van 4. Cutaway picture of two victims 5. Van drives through town with men following it 6. Various men grieving over coffins 7. Various men praying 8. Various coffins being carried by men wearing masks (due to decomposing bodies) 9. Various coffins being lowered onto holes 10. Wide scene with van and pictures in foreground Qana 11. Wide of open gravesites 12. Medium of children and women walking among graves 13. Close up of sign in Arabic identifying grave 14. Relatives arriving for burial, walking past destroyed buildings 15. Relatives gathering for burial 16. Pull out from close up of photo of young female victim to woman holding photo and roses 17. Close up little girl 18. Young woman holding photo of victim 19. SOUNBDITE (French) Amal Chalhoub, Qana resident: "It is intolerable and we will never kneel down. We will always fight to the very last person in Lebanon. And, here, you can take a look at what's going on around us, all that has happened to us. We were not afraid, we have fighters. May God guard them, may God guard Sheik Nasrallah, may God protect us from Israel and the United States." Qana 20. Pull out from Lebanese and Hezbollah flags on pile of earth to wide of scene Tyre 21. Various of families waiting outside morgue's refrigeration unit to pick up bodies 22. Various of men carrying coffins, removing them from refrigerator and putting them into van 23. Pan down from woman's face to photo she is holding of victim, Mohammed Haminsud Kourein 24. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Name not given, Uncle of Mohammed Haminsud Kourein: "We are asking the Arab rulers, the European countries, America and its supporters to come and see this sad scene." 25. Car drives by with at least one coffin covered in back 26. Wide shot of temporary mass grave 27. Various of people digging up graves to exhume coffins 28. Wide of exhumation in progress Khiam, near Marjayoun 29. Various of Lebanese army entering village 30. Lebanese army trucks driving in front of destroyed houses 31. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Ahmed Zoghbi, Resident of Khiam: "It is a positive sign. It is a great step by the Lebanese army. We hope that the two parties, Hezbollah and the Lebanese army have an agreement on this (the deployment)." 32. Elderly walking among debris, Hezbollah flag 33. Wide destruction STORYLINE Lebanon has been slowly trying to recover from the destruction and chaos delivered by 34 days of Israeli bombardment as the Lebanese army moved into former Hezbollah strongholds on Friday and families of the dead started giving their loved ones a proper burial. In the village of Bazouriye, where Hezbollah leader Sheik Hassan Nasrallah was born and attended school, four civilians were finally laid to rest. Women and men alike mourned their loss in a collective display of grief. Bazouriye is six miles (ten kilometres) east of the coastal city of Tyre. The area bore some of the heaviest Israeli shelling during a 34 day offensive which came to a fragile ceasefire on Monday. In the southern Lebanese town of Qana, grieving relatives of 29 civilians - mostly elderly, women and children - killed during the Israeli bombardment also gathered for a mass burial on Friday. Twenty-nine Lebanese civilians and two Hezbollah fighters were killed in an Israeli airstrike on July 30 in Qana, according to locals who spoke to AP Television reporters on the ground. 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...