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Rio de Janeiro - 11 February 2019
1. Various of supporters from the Flamengo Football Club waving large flags outside cemetery during the funeral of Samuel Thomas de Souza Rosa, 15, who died in the fire that ripped through the club's dormitory on Friday
2. Various of relatives and friends carrying De Souza Rosa coffin
3. Men carrying one of De Souza Rosa's uncles who fainted during the funeral
4. Severino Fausto Santana, De Souza Rosa's uncle
5. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Severino Fausto Santana, Samuel Thomas de Souza Rosa's uncle:
"It hurts a lot, my brother-in-law fainted near the grave, it hurts. Just seeing this (the burial) it hurts. There should have had an emergency door. There wasn't. That's why the ten (boys) died."
6. People clapping during funeral
7. Various of relatives carrying De Souza Rosa's mother who fainted during the funeral and into ambulance
8. Girl being carried away as she cries
9. Various of members of Flamengo Football Club, Rio de Janeiro's attorney general, firefighters, civil defence and others attending a meeting
10. Flamengo president Rodolfo Landim (wearing a suit on the left of the screen) shaking hands with firefighters as they leave
11. Wide of Landim addressing media
12. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Rodolfo Landim, Flamengo president:
"It's basic to continue the work we have there (at Flamengo facilities). We spoke (during the meeting) about our disposal (to work) together with the authorities, and in case there is something pending related to the maintenance of the operation of the training centre, we would focus on working to fix it as soon as possible. We have a positive expectation that all that will be solved as soon as possible."
13. Eduardo Gussem, Rio de Janeiro's public prosecutor taking a seat
14. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Eduardo Gussem, Rio de Janeiro's attorney general:
"The presidency of Flamengo assumed all its responsibilities related to the event (the fire), it promised to provide all the required care to the families affected by this tragic event."
15. Gussem listening to question
16. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Eduardo Gussem, Rio de Janeiro's attorney general:
"The meeting today has the immediate goal of supporting the families, beginning with free forensic testing (for victims who have not yet been identified)."
17. Gussem leaving
18. Various of exteriors of public prosecutor's office
STORYLINE:
Hundreds of grief-stricken family members and friends on Monday attended the funeral of 15-year-old Samuel Thomas de Souza Rosa, one of the 10 young football players killed in a fire at the training ground of Brazilian football club Flamengo.
Wearing white T-shirts with de Souza Rosa's photo, relatives, friends and Flamengo fans sang the team's anthem as they accompanied the coffin at a Rio de Janeiro cemetery.
De Souza Rosa's mother and uncle fainted during the funeral and had to be carried out of the church into an ambulance after the ceremony.
Also on Monday, the Flamengo club promised to promptly pay financial compensation for the victims of the devastating fire.
At a news conference held at the public prosecutor's office in Rio de Janeiro, Flamengo president Rodolfo Landim did not take any questions from reporters on why the dormitory was registered with the city as a parking lot and why it did not have all the required fire safety certificates.
"We have a positive expectation that all that will be solved as soon as possible," Landim said.
The club had previously said licensing issues had "nothing to do" with last week's fire.
But the speed at which the blaze spread — so fast that 10 teenage athletes could not escape — has led many Brazilians to question the quality and solidity of the structure and whether it was properly equipped to house people.
In several videos posted on social media, the youngsters can be seen playing around inside their sleeping areas, which appear to be small, white units containing several bunk beds each.
Local media have been referring to the units as "housing containers."
Authorities were still investigating the cause of the fire, though there has been speculation about a possible short-circuit in the air conditioning unit.
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SHOTLIST:
ASSOCIATED PRESS - AP CLIENTS ONLY
Rio de Janeiro - 11 February 2019
1. Various of supporters from the Flamengo Football Club waving large flags outside cemetery during the funeral of Samuel Thomas de Souza Rosa, 15, who died in the fire that ripped through the club's dormitory on Friday
2. Various of relatives and friends carrying De Souza Rosa coffin
3. Men carrying one of De Souza Rosa's uncles who fainted during the funeral
4. Severino Fausto Santana, De Souza Rosa's uncle
5. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Severino Fausto Santana, Samuel Thomas de Souza Rosa's uncle:
"It hurts a lot, my brother-in-law fainted near the grave, it hurts. Just seeing this (the burial) it hurts. There should have had an emergency door. There wasn't. That's why the ten (boys) died."
6. People clapping during funeral
7. Various of relatives carrying De Souza Rosa's mother who fainted during the funeral and into ambulance
8. Girl being carried away as she cries
9. Various of members of Flamengo Football Club, Rio de Janeiro's attorney general, firefighters, civil defence and others attending a meeting
10. Flamengo president Rodolfo Landim (wearing a suit on the left of the screen) shaking hands with firefighters as they leave
11. Wide of Landim addressing media
12. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Rodolfo Landim, Flamengo president:
"It's basic to continue the work we have there (at Flamengo facilities). We spoke (during the meeting) about our disposal (to work) together with the authorities, and in case there is something pending related to the maintenance of the operation of the training centre, we would focus on working to fix it as soon as possible. We have a positive expectation that all that will be solved as soon as possible."
13. Eduardo Gussem, Rio de Janeiro's public prosecutor taking a seat
14. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Eduardo Gussem, Rio de Janeiro's attorney general:
"The presidency of Flamengo assumed all its responsibilities related to the event (the fire), it promised to provide all the required care to the families affected by this tragic event."
15. Gussem listening to question
16. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Eduardo Gussem, Rio de Janeiro's attorney general:
"The meeting today has the immediate goal of supporting the families, beginning with free forensic testing (for victims who have not yet been identified)."
17. Gussem leaving
18. Various of exteriors of public prosecutor's office
STORYLINE:
Hundreds of grief-stricken family members and friends on Monday attended the funeral of 15-year-old Samuel Thomas de Souza Rosa, one of the 10 young football players killed in a fire at the training ground of Brazilian football club Flamengo.
Wearing white T-shirts with de Souza Rosa's photo, relatives, friends and Flamengo fans sang the team's anthem as they accompanied the coffin at a Rio de Janeiro cemetery.
De Souza Rosa's mother and uncle fainted during the funeral and had to be carried out of the church into an ambulance after the ceremony.
Also on Monday, the Flamengo club promised to promptly pay financial compensation for the victims of the devastating fire.
At a news conference held at the public prosecutor's office in Rio de Janeiro, Flamengo president Rodolfo Landim did not take any questions from reporters on why the dormitory was registered with the city as a parking lot and why it did not have all the required fire safety certificates.
"We have a positive expectation that all that will be solved as soon as possible," Landim said.
The club had previously said licensing issues had "nothing to do" with last week's fire.
But the speed at which the blaze spread — so fast that 10 teenage athletes could not escape — has led many Brazilians to question the quality and solidity of the structure and whether it was properly equipped to house people.
In several videos posted on social media, the youngsters can be seen playing around inside their sleeping areas, which appear to be small, white units containing several bunk beds each.
Local media have been referring to the units as "housing containers."
Authorities were still investigating the cause of the fire, though there has been speculation about a possible short-circuit in the air conditioning unit.
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Clients are reminded:
(i) to check the terms of their licence agreements for use of content outside news programming and that further advice and assistance can be obtained from the AP Archive on: Tel +44 (0) 20 7482 7482 Email: info@aparchive.com
(ii) they should check with the applicable collecting society in their Territory regarding the clearance of any sound recording or performance included within the AP Television News service
(iii) they have editorial responsibility for the use of all and any content included within the AP Television News service and for libel, privacy, compliance and third party rights applicable to their Territory.
