(14 Oct 2001)
1. Workers and body at Ground Zero
2. Various shots of workers at Ground Zero
STORYLINE:
Rescue and salvage workers continued to search through the wreckage of the former World Trade Centre in New York on Sunday.
It is more than a month since planes crashed into the twin towers and brought the buildings down.
Body parts have been recovered successively since the start of the clean-up operation.
The first whole body recovered for many days was found on Sunday.
Identification of the victims is seldom possible as the bodies are too pulverised to allow identification by normal means, such as dental records, and personal effects are not found with the remains.
More than 450 bodies have been recovered - over 300 of which have been identified - but more than 4-thousand-500 others remain missing.
Mayor Rudolph Giuliani has said the clearing up operation will take at least six months, with other experts estimating the enormous scale of the task means it could take more than a year to finish.
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