Amatrice Earthquake
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Italy To Hold Mass Funeral As Search For Bodies Continues
Italy hurriedly revised preparations for a mass funeral for earthquake victims on Tuesday after protests by bereaved relatives, as crews continued to dig for bodies under mounds of rubble.
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Italian President Visits Quake-Devastated Town, Thanks Rescue Workers
Italian President Sergio Mattarella today paid a visit to Amatrice, a town devastated in the earthquake that hit central Italy this week and the place with the highest death toll.
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Pope, Saddened By Earthquake, Cancels Speech To Pray For Victims
Pope Francis, saddened by an earthquake that struck central Italy overnight, on Wednesday cancelled a speech he was to have given at his general audience and instead prayed with the crowd for victims and survivors.
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'Town Isn't Here Anymore,' Says Mayor After Strong Earthquake Hits Central Italy
A strong earthquake struck central Italy early Wednesday, collapsing homes on top of residents as they slept. At least 11 people were reported dead in two hard-hit towns where rescue crews raced to dig out survivors from the rubble.
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Italy To Hold Mass Funeral As Search For Bodies Continues
Italy hurriedly revised preparations for a mass funeral for earthquake victims on Tuesday after protests by bereaved relatives, as crews continued to dig for bodies under mounds of rubble.
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Italian President Visits Quake-Devastated Town, Thanks Rescue Workers
Italian President Sergio Mattarella today paid a visit to Amatrice, a town devastated in the earthquake that hit central Italy this week and the place with the highest death toll.
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Pope, Saddened By Earthquake, Cancels Speech To Pray For Victims
Pope Francis, saddened by an earthquake that struck central Italy overnight, on Wednesday cancelled a speech he was to have given at his general audience and instead prayed with the crowd for victims and survivors.
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'Town Isn't Here Anymore,' Says Mayor After Strong Earthquake Hits Central Italy
A strong earthquake struck central Italy early Wednesday, collapsing homes on top of residents as they slept. At least 11 people were reported dead in two hard-hit towns where rescue crews raced to dig out survivors from the rubble.
