Alps crash: The French town forced to cope with disaster
Part of the world's focus has been on the French town of Seyne-les-Alpes since the Germanwings plane crash that happened just an hour away from them.
All 150 people on board the plane died after the co-pilot deliberately flew the plane into a mountainside, according to prosecutors.
Many of the emergency workers taking part in recovery operations come from the town.
Clive Myrie went to meet residents to see how they are coping with a disaster some are describing as the "French Lockerbie".
28 Mar 2015
- From the section Europe