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Charlie Hebdo slammed for Italy earthquake cartoon

PARIS: Satirical French magazine Charlie Hebdo was slammed on social media for a cartoon depicting victims of the recent central Italy earthquake as pasta dishes

Updated At : 07:51 PM Sep 03, 2016 IST

A man carries a pram among damaged buildings after a strong heartquake hit Amatrice town in central Italy. AFP file photo

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