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Former mines. many of the mine tunnels are now flooded some are being expanded in order to enable the extraction of contaminated water or improved ventilation. the team here is still uses the old drills from the east german era. it's on top of an underground network comprising four thousand two hundred kilometers of tunnels some reaching depths of almost two thousand meters. insufficent you know a couple we have a total of eighteen locals it's like having a high rise building with multiple stories. and each story there's a huge network of there's all this like that's. and there's a huge amount...

Team here is still use the old drills from the east german era. sits on top of an underground network comprising four thousand two hundred kilometers of tunnels some reaching depths of almost two thousand meters. insufficent you know cops we have a total of eighteen locals it's like having a high rise building with multiple stories. and on each story there's a huge network of there's all this like and that's. and there's a huge amount of work to be done the biggest danger comes from the radioactive gas raid on among the teams jobs is to extract the air from all tunnels still open. to low press...

Hundred ninety s. your any a mining was discontinued as a consequence of german reunification the successor company also called visit which is owned by the german state its job now is to clean up and stabilize the former mines. many of the mine tunnels are now flooded some are being expanded in order to enable the extraction of contaminated water or improve ventilation. the team here is still use the old drills from the east german era. but it's on top of an underground network comprising four thousand two hundred kilometers of tunnels some reaching depths of almost two thousand meters. insuff...

Commander of al qaeda the islamic maghreb. that's al qaeda in the north. he carried out the gas raid which was a raid on the oil processing facility in south southeastern algeria which killed dozens and dozens of people including westerners, and he split from al qaeda's aqim and created his own organization. he's still loyal to al qaeda, because his deputies split from him and pledged his loyalty to isis so it's quite anybody you us will who carried out the attack. there was a hotel siege of similar characteristic last august which killed five u.n. workers. so for the most part they're in riva...