The face of grief
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July 10, 2024

The face of grief

Ann Marie Williams (right) and Natalie Cornwall comfort each other as they grieve the loss of all their belongings in a fire at 129 Barbican Road, St Andrew on Tuesday.

The fire, which destroyed a house and restaurant, left seven adults and six children homeless.

(Photo: Naphttali Junior

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