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The Greek port of Patras, where more than 100 people were killed on Monday, has again been heavily attacked. from the al.
'A communique issued by the Ministry of Public Safety states that in iwo raids yesterday damage was ight planes to a number bhut only" one person was} injured.
It is reported that 110 bodies were recovered after Monday's. bombing. including, those of a priest, a police:
The attack on Flushing began early evening and. lasted just over hour. Several. sticks of bombs dropped on the Waleheren Canal Inner and outer harbours ind though clouds and haze made It iMleult to sce the full results of the bombing, one fire started between two docks was visible from 85 miles AN Antwerp, explosions and Ares wore reported in the harbour area, Targets on Ostend Harbour, which previously had been attacked and singe repaired, were struck at again by a strong force of Blenheim bomb.
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