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Dutch cameraman killed in Georgia--broadcaster RTL
12 Aug 2008 09:38:38 GMT
 Source: Reuters
AMSTERDAM, Aug 12 (Reuters) - Broadcaster RTL said on Tuesday Dutch cameraman Stan Storimans had been killed during a Russian bombardment of the Georgian town of Gori and another Dutch correspondent had been wounded.

In a statement on its website RTL Nieuws said five people had been killed during the bombing. (Reporting by Alexandra Hudson, editing by Tim Pearce)


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