Belgian man narrowly escapes death in Tunis museum attack

This March 21, 2015 photo shows a Belgian man at a hospital in Tunis, whose wife was killed in a museum rampage on March 18. Although shot in both legs, he narrowly escaped death by pretending to be dead until government forces arrived an hour or so later. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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