Quake-hit Chile sees recovery signs

CONCEPCION, Chile - A solider guards against looters inside a supermarket that reopened in Concepcion, Chile, on March 4, 2010, five days after a massive earthquake struck the country. While most stores remained closed, three supermarkets reopened after electricity was restored in the town.

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