Dili residents greet Belo's return

Dili residents greet Belo's return

DILI, East Timor - People in Dili, East Timor, welcome the return of their spiritual leader, Bishop Carlos Belo, at his home on Oct. 6. Belo, who arrived in the ravaged half-island from Darwin, Australia, said the sheer scale of destruction makes it look ''worse than hell.''

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