The action was incredible. There was lots of debris around and some smoke was coming from under the collapsed building. Somebody was screaming for help. Other people, probably survivors of the catastrophe, judging by the way they looked, or the expressions on their faces, were walking around without a particular aim. They were exhausted, and some of them were also in pain. Others looked rather worried. Perhaps their friends or loved ones had not been found yet? A group of soldiers and fire brigade workers were looking for survivors in the large pile of debris. There was also a security dog London that was helping them find people. If it hadn"t been for the negligence of the tenement house owner, all hat would have never happened. The collapse was probably caused by an explosion. The gas installation hadn"t been tight for a long time, everybody had been aware of that, and everybody had said that aloud several times. But no particular steps had been taken to change the situation. Now everybody didn"t have time or energy to get angry at the owner. People were looking for their families, the soldiers were working without break and the security dog London was sniffing between the debris, looking for anybody alive.