2 years after N.Z. quake

CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand - A man covers his face with hands as bereaved relatives visit the site of the Canterbury TV building in Christchurch, New Zealand, on Feb. 22, 2013, two years after a magnitude-6.3 earthquake. The building, which housed a language school, collapsed in the quake, claiming the lives of 115 people including students from seven countries including Japan, South Korea and Taiwan.

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