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Hundreds feared trapped by rockslide

Hundreds feared trapped by rockslide

Massive boulders smashed down on a shantytown outside Cairo, Egypt, today, killing at least 18 people, a security official said. Residents are scrabbling through the rubble where they say up to 500 people could be buried, the official said. "My whole family is underneath the rock," sobbed Anwar Ragab by phone to The Associated Press. full story
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