‘One instant, they have gone’

‘One instant, they have gone’

Kwasi gyamfi Adu Audu AudaBucksnort, Tency

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After the explosion in the explosive factory, the Maple Valley Baptist Church in Tennessia gathers together in memory of 16 people.

At Tennessee’s Baccanart, a cool autumn is spent to draw attention to a simple message sprayed on a concrete obstruction by the residents.

Members of the community gathered on Saturday to wake up the candle outside the Maple Valley Baptist Church after the explosion at the local explosive factory accurate energetic systems (AES).

The community of Hikman and Humphrains County “is not huge, so many people lose instant,” Dican Danny Betts told approximately 40 attendees, who gave each other comfortable and “this is good with my soul”.

“This was another day at work, and then in a moment they left. We have unanswered questions”.

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A solid barrier to the side of the road reads “pray for AES families”.

Awareness-Jerry Jerry Nucumbe said she was among the victims of her friend for more than 20 years. When Nucombie’s grandson and the victim’s daughter got closer as a little girl, the two met.

“They got older together – we were in each other’s house,” Nuwamba told the BBC at awareness. “We celebrated the birthday together. This is just an extremist, because she has gone and her children are hurting,” she said while referring to the victims and grandchildren.

Local police have not publicly identified any of the victims of the victims, which authorities have believed that all have been killed.

Her friend was “perfect in life”, ”said Ms. Numembe. “She was a kind person who lets you laugh at anything, but you would not cross her either, or she will tear it in you,” Ms. Nucumbe said in the backdrop of tears and laughter, because her grandchildren comforted her.

Bucksnort is a close city where the cell service is spot and a gas station – decorated by a condemant flag centerpiece – is a local water hole, residents say. The tragedy has been hit hard by the community as the family, friends, neighbors and colleagues are mourning.

The city was hoping for the good news after the explosion on Friday morning.

But almost two days later, no signs of readers and explosions are still considered dangerous for the first respondents, even the optimistic Humphrays County Sheriff Chris Davis said it was time to go to recovery instead of rescue -renovation.

Davis, who was tearing in the news conference, said, “Sometimes we have been torn down the band-aid.” “We are facing remains.”

Hickman County Sheriff Jason Kraft told the BBC on Saturday night that the Rapid DNA analysis was still ongoing, but the authorities had sufficient confidence in the evaluation of their appearance to inform the families to inform families after the search by the 300 first responders.

No reason for the explosion has yet been recognized and the National Bureau of Alcohol, tobacco, firearms and agents (ATFs) are investigating. ATF’s official Bris McCracan told the BBC that it may take a month to reach the Federal Investigation to reach the main space of the explosion.

Emergency response has also been hampered by the volatile nature of the explosive material, official SAIDs said that controlled explosions for site safety are also expected in the coming days.

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Tiffany Story says that her cousin was also among the victims or the other four people she knew, for which she was once used for BabyCit.

“Everyone here knows,” the emotional Smt, told the BBC. “Being so close to everyone, it is very comfortable to have a family. We are so – with blood (no blood), no blood, this is the whole community family.”

The tragedy “maybe no answers will never be received,” she said.

Jenny Brown said she also knew the victim on the site. “Their family and society loved them,” she went out of another prayer at the Hurricane Chapal Free Will Baptist Church in the nearest McWen.

“It’s just a sad, sad day,” she said.

Residents hired the BBC to the accurate ENGtic Systems (AES) company about 80 workers and these countries have the only private salary job. For most people here, the plant was known as a trusted first job for themselves or close friends.

The recent job inaugurated the admission-level manual workers’ salary per hour-hour salary, more than $ 7.25 higher than the state’s minimum wage.

The factory has seen other problems, but there is nothing to do with this.

In 2014, a person was killed in the company’s explosion, and a relatively financial penalty of the workplace was imposed due to security inspection at the workplace, which settled by the company according to online records.

Residents of the BBC mainly had a positive feeling for the company, and local police say they have no previous reports of insecure working conditions.

Tim Ferryus, the main priest of the Hurricane Chapel Free Will Baptist Church, praised the response of his congregation.

“One thing about a small community is that when something happens, they rush around each other and they come close to Jesus’ hands and feet, to administer these people, take care of them, take care of them.

And that’s a wonderful thing, “he said.

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