‘‘Shooting has broken our hearts,’ says shattered Plymouth as city mourns its children’s innocence

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Five-year-old Evie-Rae left her grandmother Terri’s side and carefully placed a pink candle and a teddy bear on the growing pile of tributes at the foot of a tree in North Down Crescent Park.

“I wanted to come because of the little girl,” she said. “It’s so sad what happened. And scary.” She scattered some petals before running off to play.

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At least 304 dead as Haiti struck by 7.2-magnitude earthquake

Sun Aug 15 , 2021
Prime minister declares month-long state of emergency after earthquake felt across the Caribbean At least 304 people have died, with 1,800 injured and hundreds missing after Haiti was struck by a 7.2-magnitude earthquake that reduced churches, hotels and homes to rubble, in the latest tragedy to hit a Caribbean nation […]

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