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People inspect the damage at Nokonoko settlement on February 26, 2016, caused by Cyclone Winston which devastated Fiji. Humanitarian aid was finally reaching isolated communities in Fiji devastated by super-cyclone Winston, with the government estimating the damage bill will top hundreds of millions of dollars. At least 44 people died when the most powerful storm in Fiji's history hit on February 20 and the UN says about 50,000 -- more than five percent of the entire population -- have been left homeless. AFP PHOTO / STEVEN SAPHORE
2016-02-26
AFP/EAST NEWS
AFP
STEVEN SAPHORE
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