UK Search & Rescue teams Continue their Search

The video covers the aftermath of the Japanese tsunami, focusing on the challenges faced by UK search and rescue teams in the snow-covered town of Kamaishi. It highlights the difficulties in navigating hidden dangers, the slim chances of survival, and the emotional impact of discovering victims. Despite the harsh conditions, the teams persist in their efforts, driven by hope and determination.

What natural element made the rescue efforts in Kamaishi more difficult?

• Heavy rain

• Strong winds

• Heavy snow

• Intense heat

What was the attitude of the rescue teams despite the challenging conditions?

• They remained hopeful and continued searching.

• They were frustrated and stopped working.

• They were indifferent and worked slowly.

• They were pessimistic and gave up quickly.

How did the rescue teams handle the discovery of the first victim?

• They immediately took the body away.

• They left the body in place and marked it with GPS.

• They ignored the body and continued searching.

• They moved the body to a different location.

What was the condition of the sniffer dogs during the search?

• They were highly effective and found many survivors.

• They were withdrawn due to dangerous conditions.

• They were unable to work due to exhaustion.

• They were replaced by other animals.

What was the main reason for the continued search efforts despite the dangers?

• To hold onto the slim chance of finding survivors.

• To find more bodies for identification.

• To clear the area for reconstruction.

• To practice rescue techniques.