Corpses recovered after siege
4 September 2004
Emergency workers have recovered
322 bodies including those of
155 children from the devastated scene of Russia's bloody school siege.
Dozens of corpses were being pulled out of the shattered and smouldering buildings as the hundreds of injured underwent treatment at hospitals across the region.
President Vladimir Putin

After Russian President Vladimir Putin made a pre-dawn visit to the scene in Beslan, a North Ossetian parliamentary spokeswoman confirmed that at least 322 people are known to be dead.
Mr Putin had earlier toured the heavily damaged school complex, still smouldering from the waves of explosions which tore through the site's sports hall.
Hours after commandos stormed into the gym and began running gun battles with militants, Mr Putin ordered the region's borders to be sealed off as a hunt continues for the remaining fugitives.
"All Russia grieves with you," Mr Putin told officials in the North Ossetia region as messages of sympathy and support continued to pour in from across the globe.
Around 1,000 hostages had been crammed into the school's small gym for almost three days, before the stand-off came to a bloody end.
Russian authorities said hostages began to flee after militants set off some of their crude explosives - possibly by accident - as emergency workers entered the school to collect the bodies of slain hostages.
As children and adults began to run to their freedom, the kidnappers opened fire - sparking the order for troops to storm the building. Bombs were later found strapped to the crumbled ceiling of the sports hall and hanging from basketball hoops.