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Erdrutsche bedrohen Lager für Erdbebenopfer

14.09.2010, 07:36 Uhr • Lesezeit: 1 Minute

Port-au-Prince. Wegen erwarteter Unwetter bereiten sich die Behörden in Haiti darauf vor, Tausende Bewohner der nach dem schweren Erdbeben im Januar errichteten Notlager in Sicherheit zu bringen. Die Lager sind von Erdrutschen und Überschwemmungen bedroht.

(AFP)

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