(16 Nov 2001)
1. Wide shot of square with large gathering of women wearing burqa
2. Northern Alliance tank driving down street
3. Exterior of house allegedly used by al-Qaida network
4. Abandoned paperwork and maps on desk - tilts up to Northern Alliance soldier searching through paperwork
5. Book shelves containing international travel guides - tilts down to ransacked drawer
6. Close-up of document in Russian
7. Pan across ransacked room
8. Northern Alliance soldier searching room
9. Same, holding discovered car radio
10. Desk covered with variety of items - tilts up then pans across walls covered in graffiti
11. Exterior of house - pans right
12. Soldier in camouflage uniform inside house - tilts down to pile of rubbish on floor
13. Close-up of Arabic title on book in pile of rubbish
14. Mid shot of same
15. Wider shot of rubbish on floor
16. Makeshift bed on floor - pans right to second bed, both apparently recently slept in
17. Various of Friday prayers in street
STORYLINE:
Northern Alliance troops on Friday searched ransacked houses in Kabul which was allegedly used by groups connected to the al-Qaida network.
Soldiers found documents in Arabic and Russian during a search of one house, which appeared to be military manuals.
Since the Taliban were driven out of the Afghan capital, a number of buildings have been uncovered as supposed al-Qaida safehouses.
Meanwhile, Afghans attended Friday prayers on the first day of Ramadan, the Muslim holy month.
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