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FILE PHOTO. UK USE ONLY. ALL FOREIGNS OUT

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EMBARGOED TO 0001 WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 29 UK USE ONLY. ALL FOREIGNS OUT. File photo dated 15/08/98 of the Royal Ulster Constabulary police officers and firefighters inspecting the damage caused by a bomb explosion in Market Street, Omagh, Co Tyrone. Newly released documents from the National Archives reveal how hospitals coped with casualties coming "thick and fast" in the immediate aftermath of the Omagh bombing. Issue date: Wednesday December 29, 2021.

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created date 2021-12-26

credit Paul McErlane/Press Association/East News

source Press Association

byline Paul McErlane

original transmission reference 64520805

weight 11,43MB

size 59cm x 40cm by 300dpi

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