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5 boats capsize off Mozambique's coast, reports say

08:56, September 06, 2010      

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Five fishing boats capsized off Mozambique's coast in a storm, leaving about 15 people dead, media reports said on Sunday.

Source:Xinhua

（Editor：梁军）

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