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Shaken Lushan residents regain footing (5)

By Li Hao (Global Times)

09:45, April 26, 2013

Pictured is a motorcycle destroyed during the quake that jolted the Lushan county, Sichuan Province on April 20. (Photo: Li Hao/GT)


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