Quake aftermath in N.Z.

Quake aftermath in N.Z.

LYTTLETON, New Zealand - Women make sandwiches for workers engaging in recovery efforts in a quake-hit area in Lyttleton, New Zealand, on Feb. 27, 2011, after a devastating earthquake struck the area on Feb. 22.

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