3 years after earthquake in Italy

L'AQUILA, Italy - People who lost family members in a magnitude 6.3 earthquake that hit L'Aquila and surrounding areas in central Italy on April 6, 2009, gather in front of a cathedral in the city on the third anniversary of the disaster on April 6, 2012. (Kyodo)

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