Each family received eight million CFA francs, about 12,000 euros. People who were amputated as a result of the disaster received 4 million CFA francs, about 6,000 euros.
2022/03/05/equatorial-guinean-authorities-say-victims-of-the-2021-bata-explosion-compensated
2022/03/05/equatorial-guinean-authorities-say-victims-of-the-2021-bata-explosion-compensated
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