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18.01.2010, 01:00 Uhr • Lesezeit: 7 Minuten

Vor dem Haus in der Hasselbrookstrasse steht eine Kerze, hier wohnte Christop Marc Rouven Redeker, er kam bei dem Erdbeben auf Haiti ums leben. — Vor dem Haus in der Hasselbrookstrasse steht eine Kerze, hier wohnte Christop Marc Rouven Redeker, er kam bei dem Erdbeben auf Haiti ums leben. © Michael Arning | Michael Arning

Die Lage in Haiti spitzt sich weiter zu. Die Identität des deutschen Opfers ist geklärt: Es handelt sich um einen jungen Hamburger.

(AFP/dpa/abendblatt.de)

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