As a result, hundreds of patients may have unnecessarily lost limbs in the aftermath of the disaster.

Yesterday rescuers were still dealing with the aftermath of the disaster which saw hundreds of rail and bus services cancelled and thousands of cars stranded.

Shares slid as much as 14 per cent in the aftermath of the disaster.

In the aftermath of the disaster, commercial and recreational fishing waters were closed to shipping, the local tourist industry was damaged and deepwater drilling operations were shut down.

Over the ensuing pages articles focusing on the aftermath of the disaster were successfully paired with its potential worldwide effects, scientific investigations into the threats of radiation and survivors' stories.

For eight years the call centre worker had to deal with the aftermath of the attack which left her grappling with depression.

Photographs and videos purporting to have been taken in the aftermath of the attack were posted on social media.

A photograph showing the pair bleeding and bewildered in the aftermath of the attack went viral.

The action will then cut straight to the aftermath of the attack.

They posted videos showing what they said was the aftermath of an attack.

The aftermath of war was crucial to the justness of the war itself.

We now moved into a new stage of ministry, the aftermath of war, bringing life back to the scorched earth.

Crucially, he admitted for the first time the planning for the aftermath of war should have been better.

This kind of talk worked in the angry aftermath of war, but as the years passed, it came to sound embarrassingly outdated.

Images of the harsh realities of the aftermath of war may not be to everyone's taste.

They escaped the scene during the chaotic aftermath of the explosion.

He plans to use the one-year watershed as evidence that the eviction's chaotic aftermath cannot be considered temporary.

Varying casualty counts are common in the chaotic aftermath of attacks.

In the chaotic aftermath, fans tore up advertising hoardings to use as makeshift stretchers and tried to administer first aid to the injured.

Video shows the chaotic aftermath as a police officer struggles to hold back the angry crowd.

Maybe this also explains the astonishing boom in football in the immediate aftermath of the two world wars.

In the immediate aftermath she was bedridden for weeks.

Despite the widespread coverage of the incident, locally and nationally, few people in the region expressed real alarm in the immediate aftermath.

Some of that fall reflected the demobilisation of the wartime economy in the immediate aftermath of the war, together with post-war austerity.

These considerations are highly relevant to the current enthusiasm for a defence review in the immediate aftermath of the next general election.

Perhaps the star blew its top in medieval times, and we have yet to see witness the aftermath.

Two colleagues who witnessed the aftermath are also believed to be off work.

A photographer who witnessed the aftermath said that the blasts had made a huge crater in the road.

If anyone else had witnessed the aftermath of a colleague's highspeed car crash, they'd probably be in shock for days.