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Bodies 'filled road' after bomb Bodies 'filled road' after bomb
(about 7 hours later)
A police officer has told the Omagh trial that bodies, including that of a baby girl, littered the street after the 1998 explosion.A police officer has told the Omagh trial that bodies, including that of a baby girl, littered the street after the 1998 explosion.
Several police officers and other witnesses have been giving evidence at Belfast Crown Court about the attack.Several police officers and other witnesses have been giving evidence at Belfast Crown Court about the attack.
Another officer, Constable Alan Palmer, told the court he found it difficult "to take in the carnage he witnessed".Another officer, Constable Alan Palmer, told the court he found it difficult "to take in the carnage he witnessed".
Sean Hoey, 37, from Jonesborough in County Armagh, denies 58 charges over a series of attacks.Sean Hoey, 37, from Jonesborough in County Armagh, denies 58 charges over a series of attacks.
These include the murders of 29 people who died in the bombing.These include the murders of 29 people who died in the bombing.
He is also charged with five other bombings, four bomb conspiracies and six murder conspiracies.He is also charged with five other bombings, four bomb conspiracies and six murder conspiracies.
Constable Palmer, who was hurt in the explosion, said he saw a woman lying in the street with severe head injuries.Constable Palmer, who was hurt in the explosion, said he saw a woman lying in the street with severe head injuries.
Another officer described laying out bodies as he looked for the injured. He said a baby girl was among the dead.Another officer described laying out bodies as he looked for the injured. He said a baby girl was among the dead.
A policeman who arrived in the centre of Omagh after hearing the explosion said the scene he found was "horrific, with bodies, parts of bodies and casualties everywhere".
Another described looking under rubble and debris in an attempt to find people injured, but he said he found only bodies.
Some of the police officers looked visibly upset as the evidence was read out.
This will also have been a difficult day for the families of the victims.
Some of the relatives were watching Thursday's court proceedings through a video link in Omagh.
The trial continues.The trial continues.