Patients treated in outdoor tent in quake-stricken Sumatra

Patients treated in outdoor tent in quake-stricken Sumatra

PADANG, Indonesia - Patients receive medical attention inside an outdoor tent in Padang, Indonesia on Sept. 13, a day after a massive earthquake with a magnitude of 8.4 hit the southern part of Indonesia's Sumatra Province. (Kyodo)

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