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TOPSHOTS Bangladesh mother, Nazma Begum grieves at the grave of her garment worker daughter Aakhiat who was identified through DNA matching, at Jurain graveyard in Dhaka in on November 7, 2013. Authorities have failed to identify the final 165 victims of Bangladesh's Rana Plaza factory collapse, an official said November 4, 2013, meaning their families still cannot be compensated six months after the disaster. AFP PHOTO/ Munir uz ZAMAN

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created date 2013-11-07

credit AFP/EAST NEWS

source AFP

byline MUNIR UZ ZAMAN

original transmission reference Del6263035

weight 3,07MB

size 34cm x 23cm by 300dpi

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