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Heartbreak in Amatrice
Order of Malta Italian Relief Corps volunteer interviewed on BBC Radio 4
London / Amatrice, central Italy, 27 August 2016
Amatrice – a medico from the Italian Relief Corps of the Order Malta surveys the ruins of the little town
‘Here, almost everyone knows someone who died.’ Volunteer Andrea Zuanetti of the Italian Relief Corps of the Order of Malta explains the psychological impact on the survivors of the earthquake which has destroyed the famously beautiful town in central Italy. For the full interview click here.
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