Paul Hearn

Good morning, David.

How are you?

Firstly, David, if you don't mind, can I just send a big, massive thank you to all the fire service that attended and for all the guards.

Sterling job.

And we can't be more appreciative for everything done.

In regards to damage, all I can go by is the aerial drone footage that we're seeing on social media.

As Blona had mentioned, the roof in the majority, maybe 75% of the complex is completely collapsed.

Gone.

To be able to get in,

That's in the hands of the fire chief at the moment.

There are numerous bags.

There's kick shields.

The list goes on and on and on.

There's special martial arts mats for all the students to train on.

There's thousands upon thousands of damage there.

Well, that would be my main concern at the moment, especially for my junior students.

I've got four year olds up who I need to keep active.

They need regularity.

And the moment of fear is trying to get somewhere to maintain the business at the moment.

I'm doing my utmost best at the moment.