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‘The figure will be billions’

Published: 01 February, 2009, 12:16

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So much has been damaged in Gaza, such as housing and infrastructure, that billions of dollars will be needed to reconstruct the area, says John Ging, head of the UN Relief and Works Agency UNRWA.

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AFP Photo / Alexey Sazonov 31.01.2009, 15:22

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