APTN's material of Milan plane crash

Описание: (18 Apr 2002)

1. Side view of Pirelli building with smoke coming out of side, pull out to street
2. Mid shot of building with smoke coming out
3. Close-up pan of smoke and damaged building
4. Street covered in debris, pull out
5. Street lamp in foreground, smoke coming out of building in background
6. Close-up pan of damaged building - broken windows and debris
7. Pan people on street
8. Mid shot of building and smoke
9. Rescue workers
10. Helicopter
11. Rescue vehicles at scene
12. Zoom in to damaged floors, pan to fireman and sprinklers
13. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Marco Sala, Witness (in Pirelli building at time of crash)
"From the 21st floor I heard this big bang, first a small hit, then a stronger one. Everything was shaking, and the windows then the doors blew up. I grabbed some of my things, I was very calm, I don't know how I did it. We headed for the exits, we got organised and we exited in a very orderly way. I have to say, there were very few of us because it was six o'clock."
14. Burning debris
15. High shot of street covered in paper and emergency vehicle, zoom in to building
16. Close-up damaged buildings
17. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Piera Franco, Eyewitness
"I heard a very large noise that sounded like a plane. It was very low, then I saw it as if it was going towards Corso Buenos Aires (street in Milan). I saw a trail of flames, the windows flying and I ran away."
18. Various street scenes
19. Piece of paper flying across street
20. Smashed glass from shop window
21. Low shot of building
22. Close-up pan of damaged building

STORYLINE:

A small plane with only the pilot on board crashed into the 25th floor of a downtown Milan office skyscraper after sending out an S-O-S, police said.

At least four people were killed and 60 injured, Italian officials said.

Police officer Celerissimo de Simone said the pilot of the Piper aircraft had sent out a distress call at 5:50 p-m (1550 gmt) on Thursday, just before the crash near Milan's main train station.

The plane is believed to have taken off from Locarno in Switzerland, piloted by 75-year-old Luigi Fasulo.

The impact destroyed at least two floors of the Pirelli building, once the headquarters of Italy's tyre manufacturer.

Windows three floors above the main crash site and five floors below were shattered.

The windows of nearby office buildings were also broken.

Rescue teams say the building isn't in danger of collapsing.

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