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Search teams rescued 33 people from the rubble on Saturday.

Search teams rescued 33 people from the rubble on Saturday.
NYT World Sunday 28 June 2026, 19:56 UTC By Genevieve Glatsky 1 min read
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Survivors are still being rescued after more than three days since the earthquakes.

Survivors are still being rescued after more than three days since the earthquakes.
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