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Civilians clean the streets of Johannesburg after looting

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Johannesburg (South Africa), Jul 15 (EFE / EPA) .- (Camera: Kim Ludbrook) Hundreds of citizens in Johannesburg have organized to clean up the streets and local businesses after the looting that occurred in department stores and shops in the town. The looting and violence in Johannesburg and Durban over the past two days are estimated to have caused billions of rand in damage and 200 shopping centers have been affected. FOOTAGE OF THE CLEANING OF STREETS IN JOHANNESBURG BY THE CIVIL SOCIETY, AFTER THE LOOTS OF THE PAST DAYS.

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