Quake-affected couple in West Sumatra

Quake-affected couple in West Sumatra

PANDAN, Indonesia - Zurmienti (R) and her husband Taufik Sutan Palembang are in front of their tent put up on the rubble of their house in the hamlet of Pandan in the quake-hit West Sumatra Province on Oct. 27, 2009. (Kyodo)

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