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Prime Minister Regrets Deaths At DNIC’s Building Tragedy

AngolaPress : "Angolan Prime minister Fernando da Piedade Dias do Santos Tuesday here expressed deep regret over the death of several people following the collapse, last Saturday at dawn, of the National Criminal Investigation Department (DNIC) headquarters.

'I express my solidarity with the mourning families and for this reason I address, on my behalf, of my family and of workers of my office, the most heart felt condolences and extend sincere solidarity', writes the Angolan Premier in a message delivered Tuesday to ANGOP."

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