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Firefighters gather near the damaged Sant'Agostino church and rubble and debris of destroyed buildings inside a delimited area in the central Italian village of Amatrice, on August 28, 2016, four days after a 6.2-magnitude earthquake struck the region, killing nearly 300 people. Shoddy, price-cutting renovations, in breach of local building regulations, could be partly to blame for the high death toll from this week's devastating earthquake in central Italy, according to a prosecutor investigating the disaster. As questions mount over the deaths of nearly 300 people, prosecutor Giuseppe Saieva indicated that property owners who commissioned suspected sub-standard work could be held responsible for contributing to the quake's deadly impact. / AFP PHOTO / ANDREAS SOLARO
2016-08-28
AFP/EAST NEWS
AFP
ANDREAS SOLARO
AFP_FO3LS
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