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Despite the Ebola outbreak in Bunia, in the Democratic Republic of Congo, some families were determined to go ahead with their relatives’ weddings.
However, the local authorities and the church imposed certain measures, even though not everyone was happy about it.
However, the local authorities and the church imposed certain measures, even though not everyone was happy about it.
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