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Trini Scholar killed in Kenyan mall terrorist attack
Posted: Monday, September 23, 2013
Trini Scholar killed in Kenyan mall terrorist attack
Trinidad national Ravindra Ramrattan was among several people killed in a terrorist attack and siege at a Kenyan shopping mall that entered its third day today...
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