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Syrian man digs for 30 relatives buried by quake

Syrian man digs for 30 relatives buried by quake

  • So far, he has managed to retrieve 10 bodies, helped by residents and rescuers in Besnaya
  • He, his wife and his children managed to get out of their home in Idlib city alive
By AFP ·
Recycling plan aims to solve Riyadh rubble trouble

Recycling plan aims to solve Riyadh rubble trouble

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