SHOTLIST Muzaffarabad 1. Various technicians repair power transformers 2. Various smashed power lines 3. Brigadier Shaman Jan, CEO, Phrase Electricity Supply Corporation, talks with colleague 4. Pan down technician repairing transformer 5. Technician at work 6. SOUNDBITE (English) Brigadier Shaman Jan, CEO, Peshawar Electricity Supply Corporation: "I am sure this can take care of the total consumption of this particular city for six months. However, also the third transformer will also be commissioned in the next day or so. When all this is commissioned I think there will be no problem as far as electricity is concerned to the Muzaffarabad City." 7. Close up crow bar 8. Various family members pick through debris 9. SOUNDBITE (English) Bilal Heider, Quake Survivor: "Yes we are stealing but to build our houses, to have a shelter around our heads, that's why we are picking these things." 10. Family gathered around a fire 11. Wide shot makeshift camp 12. SOUNDBITE (English) Sikander Hayat Khan, Prime Minister of Pakistani-controlled Kashmir : "We will have the master plan of those areas and we build in a short spam of time, but it will take time all can say whether it will be in four or six months, it will take time." 13. Close up mangled struts of a house 14. Pan collapsed building 15. People sitting outside Islamabad 16. Wide shot press conference 17. SOUNDBITE (English) Shaukat Aziz, Pakistani Prime Minister: "We are in the relief and rescue stage at the moment. We are also doing damage assessment. We think the overall assessment - government, private sector, infrastructure - will be close to five (b) billion dollars, this is still being worked on. According to the UN it will take 10 years to get the infrastructure back to where it ought to be." 18. Wide shot press conference Rawalpindi 19. Pakistani President General Pervez Musharraf inspecting Chaklala military airbase where all flights are landing 20. Various of Musharraf walking into press conference at Chaklala airbase 21. Media 22. SOUNDBITE: (English) General Pervez Musharraf, Pakistani President: "As far as we are concerned roughly about 38-thousand dead, but I cannot vouch for its accuracy. I think it will keep rising. When we go into these valleys of Jehlum and Neelum River valley, I am reasonably sure it's going to rise now." 23. Journalists 24. SOUNDBITE: (English) General Pervez Musharraf, Pakistani President: "Now eight days is gone. We are still looking at rescue operations, there are rescue operations going on but they say technically after eight days it's going to be more a miracle saving, which we are continuing. Other than that, obviously we should still get the bodies out and bury them for religious connotation or even from medical point of views, we don't want epidemics to be spread." 25. Wide shot of press conference 26. Japanese aeroplane landing at Chaklala airport 27. Japanese flag on side of plane 28. Japanese personnel stepping out of plane 29. Various helicopter being unloaded STORYLINE Electricity was restored to parts of Muzaffarabad, the Pakistan-controlled Kashmiri city of 600,000 in the heart of the quake zone, but many of its shell-shocked inhabitants remained homeless on Saturday. Several power plants were producing electricity and efforts were underway to restore the water supply to part of the city. Brigadier Shaman Jan, CEO of Peshawar Electricity Supply Corporation, said there would soon be enough electricity for those buildings that remained standing in the devastated city. But for most people, reconstruction means scavenging for scrap with which to build makeshift shelters, a pressing concern as rain, snow and frigid weather compounded the misery of the homeless victims. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/e45274c5c023937eaf262d5c8effdcfa Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork

• published: 21 Jul 2015
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