Earthquake damage 'worse than any war zone', says man leading UK's response
The 48-year-old says the 7.8 magnitude earthquake earlier this year did more damage in 80 seconds than cities flattened by months of military bombing.
The 48-year-old says the 7.8 magnitude earthquake earlier this year did more damage in 80 seconds than cities flattened by months of military bombing.
The hilly terrain is being used as it is so different from their homeland.
Rob Kerr is one of about 140 people, including 50 Scots, working at the British Antarctic Survey’s Rothera Research Station.