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Hong Kong grieves the death of the magnate Stanley Ho

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Hong Kong, Jul 9 (EFE / EPA) .- Hong Kong residents gather to grieve the death of the magnate Macau Stanley Ho, who died a few weeks ago without a funeral service due to the restrictions imposed by COVID- 19.(CAMERA: Jerome Favre)

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