Emergency workers managed to free Hernán Gil more than 100 hours after they had first located him under 140 tonnes of rubble.
What happened
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Context
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Source notes
- BBC World: Cheers and applause as security guard rescued from rubble — Emergency workers managed to free Hernán Gil more than 100 hours after they had first located him under 140 tonnes of rubble.
- Independent Uganda: The banality of the ‘basement’ — How ordinary Ugandans in security forces and the judiciary are the quiet levers of the Machinery of Injustice COMMENT | NNANDA KIZITO SSERUWAGI | Anybody of a clear conscience must have felt a sense of personal torture the nig…
Original sources
- BBC World — Cheers and applause as security guard rescued from rubble
- Independent Uganda — The banality of the ‘basement’
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