Rebuilding may cost as much as war in Iraq.
7th Sep 2005, 17:44 GMT
Yesterday it emerged that many of the roads, sewers and pipes carrying water and gas will have to be replaced and that contamination by sewage and toxic chemicals could mean some areas of the city have to be rebuilt completely.
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