WRAP Ground shots after Haifa hit - injured, car on fire, adds Nahariya

Описание: (25 Jul 2006) SHOTLIST
++THE ISRAELI MILITARY CENSOR HAS FORBIDDEN NEWS ORGANISATIONS FROM FILMING AND BROADCASTING THE HAIFA (OR ANY OTHER ISRAELI TOWN) SKYLINE/PANORAMIC VIEW IN THE AFTERMATH OF ROCKET ATTACKS.++
THE FOLLOWING EDIT HAS GROUND SHOTS IN THE IMMEDIATE AFTERMATH OF ATTACKS.++
Haifa
1. Shot as camera approaches scene of rocket blast, car on fire
2. Close up shot of car on fire
3. Police at scene trying to clear area, pan to approaching ambulance
4. Shot from inside car following ambulance rushing to scene
5. Wide of paramedics at scene
6. Distraught man being tended to by others
7. Distraught man being loaded into ambulance
8. Wide of road showing sign in background reading: "Welcome to Haifa Port"
9. Mid shot of welcome to Haifa sign
10. Paramedics walking toward scene of blast
11. Various of damaged building
+++AUDIO QUALITY AS INCOMING+++
Nahariya
12. Wide pan from house to smoke rising over tree line
13. Shot from inside vehicle driving quickly down road toward smoke rising
14. Fire fighter on road taking photo of rocket blast site
15. Wide shot as small plane flies over, tilt down to smoke rising from blast site
STORYLINE:
Hezbollah fired at least 10 rockets at the Israeli port city of Haifa on Tuesday - one hit a city bus and another a house.
Five people were hurt, one seriously and two moderately, doctors and medics said. Two of the rockets hit very close to a Haifa hospital, doctors told Channel 10 TV.
The house that was hit suffered heavy damage but no one was seriously hurt in that rocket attack, witnesses said.
Haifa's mayor told Channel 10 that residents had felt free to leave bomb shelters since rockets had not fallen all day.
So far at least 17 Israeli civilians have been killed in Hezbollah rocket attacks across the country.
Hezbollah rockets also hit the northern Israeli town of Nahariya on Tuesday, landing in open fields. There were no immediate reports of injuries.
Israeli commentators are calling into question the effectiveness of Israel's two week old onslaught on its northern neighbour as it has failed to stop the Lebanese Shiite militant group from firing countless rockets into Israel on a daily basis.

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