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Angola: Dnic - Number of Deaths From Collapsed Building Increase to 15


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Angola Press Agency (Luanda)

31 March 2008
Posted to the web 31 March 2008

Luanda

The number of deaths, victims of the collapsed building of the National Criminal Investigation Department (DNIC), increased to fifteen with the removal of seven corpses of women, one child and two men from the debris.

This information was granted by the co-ordinator of the Civil Protection Services, Eugénio Laborinho, in a press conference, informing that three sisters were amongst the victims.

According to the official, rescue missions are being very difficult, but the team continues engaged in the operations and will work all night, until all the debris and victims are removed.



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