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Investigators in orange suits were seen on the roof of the building today as they assess how stable the remaining structure is.

Fire and rescue workers examine the burnt-out hulk of Grenfell Tower this morning as authorities plan how to inspect and recover bodies from the 24-storey block.

More bodies were brought out of Grenfell Tower today as rescue workers begin to scour the wrecked building to recover the dead.

marsoden:
The guy needs your encouragement, not this. Explorers isn't perfect, either. The both are good and should be encouraged. That's the important thing.

Sure, no one is perfect and no one knows it all bro

Nice thread.

Britain's Queen Elizabeth II signs a book of condolences as she visits the scene of the fire that destroyed the Grenfell Tower block in West London.

Britain's Queen Elizabeth meets emergency workers near the scene of the the fire that destroyed the Grenfell Tower block.




Queen Elizabeth II meets firefighters during a visit to the Westway Sports Centre, London, which is providing temporary shelter for those who have been made homeless by the fire at Grenfell Tower. The heroic firefighters' blackened helmets show the aftermath of the horrific blaze.


British Queen Elizabeth II greets the National Health Service (NHS) personnel as she attends a meeting with the residents of Grenfell Tower.







http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4610270/Queen-Prince-William-visit-Grenfell-Tower-survivors.html

Queen Elizabeth II is guided around the refuge centre in London by a volunteer as they walk by mountains of donated food.



The Queen is shown around Westway Sports Centre in West London as she walks next to boxes of donated clothes.

Queen and Prince William comfort survivors of the Grenfell Tower.



The Queen and her grandson Prince William were met with applause when they dropped in to an emergency shelter in West London this morning to meet the devastated survivors of the Grenfell Tower disaster.

Her Majesty The Queen, accompanied by HRH The Duke of Cambridge, visited the Westway Sports Centre in White City, a venue that has been a focal point for efforts to support those affected by the deadly inferno inside the high rise.

The royal visitors met volunteers, local residents and community representatives while visiting the centre which is in the shadow of the charred remains of the building in west London.

Yasmine Miah and Zainabsal Man, both 18, have been desperately searching for news of their friend Yassin el - Nehabi who lived on the 24th floor.


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The Mayor of London faced tired and angry crowds today as frustrated residents demanded answers about the tragic deaths in Grenfell Tower.


Mr Khan was even heckled by a seven-year-old boy (pictured) who asked:



'What are you doing about it?'

'How many children have died?'


Lalasticlala, Mynd44

People light candles and drop flowers as they observe a vigil outside St Clement's Church following the blaze at Grenfell Tower.

Italian couple Gloria and Marco lived on the 23rd floor of the tower block and had been in London for three months and are still missing.

k199192:
Mr Explorers I greet you. I think you have shared this expository before. Or maybe I read it somewhere else. I think its fron you though.

At all.

Some of the missing residents.

The floors on which the missing lived are now known as their families continue to appeal for information about them.


lalasticlala

Fire seen burning inside what looks to be a kitchen of one of the flats inside Grenfell Tower on the West Lancaster estate.

Kind-hearted locals have donated thousands of items to the families made homeless by the Tuesday night blaze.


You always read about people coming together in a time of crisis, so much so that it’s become a bit of a cliche.

But seeing this principle in action for the first time has made me understand what it really means.

A wall of condolence was put up near the scene, with photographs showing dozens of messages left for loved ones.



Cab drivers also offer free lifts to firefighters and people giving donations.

Families who escaped the flames were left to face the reality of their home and all of their belongings being destroyed in the fire, which started in the early hours of tuesday morning.





Churches and community centres opened their doors to accommodate those rescued from the blazing building.

No one survived the Top 3 floors.



Firefighters have been unable to enter rooms and flats on the top 3 floors, where many are feared to have died during the blaze.

Firefighters and paramedics work on someone pulled from the burning building today but many are feared to be inside.

Firefighters are still extinguishing fire in parts of the building this evening.

Firefighters search for survivors inside the tower

More than a hundred police officers were drafted in to help with the rescue operation, with another 100 paramedics also rushed to the scene.




Fireman battling Grenfell Tower inferno reveals crews were told to label their Helmets in case they never came out.

As news spread of the disaster, hundreds of volunteers descended on west London to give food, clothing and water to community centres caring for victims.




Firefighters covered in dust and soot from the burning building are offered food and water by a volunteer near Grenfell Tower.

People have travelled from all over London and beyond to donate food, drink and offer shelter to anyone who needed help.



Queens Park Rangers Academy volunteers donate training kit to those who have lost the majority of their possessions in the fire.


Evacuated residents spend the night at Westway Sports Centre on gymnastic mats.


Generous members of the public have brought clothings and bedding to the centre for victims

Fireproof cladding that would have prevented Grenfell Tower tragedy 'would have cost just £5,000 extra' and the cheap version that was used is banned in America.




Contractors that worked on the £8.6 million Grenfell Tower refurbishment could have spent just £5,000 more on fireproof cladding, it has been revealed.

Hundreds of Reynobond aluminium coated panels - which are banned in the US over fire safety fears were fitted to the outside of the London high-rise last year.

The building was covered in panels with a plastic core costing £22 per square metre just £2 cheaper than the fire-resistant version.

The death toll continues to rise following the inferno which ripped through the tower on Wednesday morning, with over 20 people already confirmed dead and senior figures warning up to 100 could have perished.




http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4609334/Fireproof-cladding-Grenfell-cost-5k-more.html
Lalasticlala, Mynd44

The trapped.

A drone inspects the top floors of the wrecked tower block, where residentson the highest storeys are all feared dead after being trapped in their homes and then engulfed.





Firefighters are now combing their way through the skeleton of the building trying to piece together the chain of events and search for survivors.

The full extent of the damage caused by the fire is evident in this photograph taken this afternoon, as firefighters continue to extinguish fires in the upper levels of the block

Undertakers remove bodies from Grenfell Tower yesterday.

But the recovery of the dead is likely to take several more days

The Grenfell Tower housed about 600 people in 120 apartments.


It has been reported that some 70 people are still missing after the fire.


Residents who survived the tower blaze lost everything and have no idea where they are going to live or how they will get back on their feet.



Behailu Kebede, a father of one, raised the alarm after flames took hold in his flat at number 16 on the fourth floor.

Maryann Adam, 41, who lived at number 14, told how Mr Kebede banged on her front door in the early hours of Wednesday to tell her that there was a fire in his kitchen.

She said: 'He knocked on the door, and he said there was a fire in his flat.

It was exactly 12.50am because I was sleeping and it woke me up.

'The fire was small in the kitchen.

I could see it because the flat door was open.

There was no alarm.'




http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4606078/Man-faulty-fridge-started-Grenfell-Tower-inferno.html

Origin:
This is pollution. There are enough reefs without creating artificial ones.


If its Africa everyone would be sure that was pollution.


Don't believe every colored picture you see. The titanic has been under cold water for years and there are no colorful reefs.

Well, i wont say that's pollution.

It's artificial or man-made reef.

There are 100s of ship, vessel, tanks vehicles, containers, cranes, heavy equipments that were intentionally taken to the bottom of the ocean for this purpose.

Before sinking the ship, they remove every substance that can be harmful or pollute the ocean.




About not believing every coloured picture you see, you are right.

But have you seen 'Life in the deep'?(Documentary).

There are live documentaries capturing what it really look like deep down there.


There is also a documentary on this;

Inside British World War II Merchant ship that sank completely with Tanks, motorcycles, jeeps and trucks.

Has now turned to reef.

10years.

Here’s what it looks like after 5 years.

Over time, every surface will be covered in life, creating an artificial coral reef system.


Every metal pipe, edge, ridge, and corner provides surface area for coral ecosystem.