Cleric, villagers offer prayer for repose of victim's soul

Cleric, villagers offer prayer for repose of victim's soul

ABDAREH, Iran - A cleric and people in the village of Abdareh, northwestern Iran, hit hardest by a strong earthquake on June 22, pray a quake victim's soul may rest in peace.

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