(3)Scenes from Indonesia's Nias and Simeuleu islands after quake

(3)Scenes from Indonesia's Nias and Simeuleu islands after quake

NIAS ISLAND, Indonesia - Houses on Indonesia's Simeuleu Island are seen collapsed on March 31 after the powerful March 28 earthquake.

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