Here I am standing on top of a pile of rubble. Yesterday it was a school. It seems that over 2000 people have been found so far. Many hundred more have still to be traced. The volcano erupted just as everyone in this sleepy little town was having breakfast. Some were killed by the blast and the heat. Some were killed when their house collapsed - they were buried alive in the rubble. Children were killed as they were being driven to school by their parents. Most of people who died had been born here, and had lived all their lives in this village. The blast was felt 50 miles away. As we look out from this scene of chaos to the beautiful hills and mountains around, it is difficult to believe what has happened. Lives which were happy have been ruined; families which were happy have been split up; a whole community has been destroyed. This is Michael Buck for the 9 o'clock news at the scene of the disaster.