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Rebuilding efforts start in Bangladesh after impact of Cyclone Mocha

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Bangladeshis and Rohingya refugees begin repairing damaged homes, cutting up fallen trees, searching through debris and retrieving scattered possessions, after Cyclone Mocha swept through the South Asian nation. Bangladesh officials said they had evacuated 750,000 people and that no-one had died in the cyclone.

Added on the 15/05/2023 23:20:48 - Copyright : AFP EN

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