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24 hours in pictures

24 hours: Pahalgam, India: Villagers look at the debris after a fire
Pahalgam, India: a woman looks at the damage in a village after a fire gutted 46 structures including residential houses and cow sheds Photograph: KeystoneUSA-ZUMA/Rex Features
24 hours: Kathmandu, Nepal: Visually impaired cricket players exercise
Kathmandu, Nepal: visually impaired cricket players exercise during a practice session for the Twenty20 Blind Cricket World Cup Photograph: Niranjan Shrestha/AP
24 hours: IJmuiden, The Netherlands: Brave - or reckless -morning strollers
IJmuiden, the Netherlands: brave – or reckless – morning strollers stand on a breakwater as powerful winds whip up the waves Photograph: Toussaint Kluiters/EPA
24 hours: Mexico City, Mexico: People participate in a Naam yoga super class
Mexico City, Mexico: people participate in an early morning Naam yoga super class. At least 15,000 people took part in the event aimed at promoting health and wellbeing Photograph: Tomas Bravo/Reuters
24 hours: Bogota, Colombia: Urban-Rural Barter Day
Bogota, Colombia: local farmers and residents take part in the fifth Urban-Rural Barter Day, where they exchange farm products for objects used by city dwellers Photograph: Guillermo Legaria/AFP/Getty Images
24 hours: Seaside Heights, New Jersey, US: Old photographs are laid out to dry
Seaside Heights, New Jersey, US: old photographs are laid out to dry on a car bonnet after being removed from a home flooded by superstorm Sandy Photograph: Mark Wilson/Getty Images
24 hours: Amsterdam, The Netherlands: Winner Dog Show
Amsterdam, the Netherlands: a man sleeps with his dog in his lap during the Winner Dog Show Photograph: Erik Van 'T Woud/EPA
24 hours: Beit Lahiya, Gaza Strip: A Palestinian boy sits among the rubble
Beit Lahiya, Gaza Strip: a Palestinian boy sits among the rubble in a house destroyed during a recent Israeli air strike Photograph: Ali Ali/EPA
24 hours: Indianapolis, Indiana, US: Recording artist Chris Isaak performs
Indianapolis, Indiana, US: the recording artist Chris Isaak performs at the Murat Theatre Photograph: Steve C Mitchell/EPA
24 hours: San Salvador, El Salvador: Runners throw paint powder at Kolorfest race
San Salvador, El Salvador: runners throw paint powder at the end of the Kolorfest race Photograph: Jose Cabezas/AFP/Getty Images
24 hours: New Delhi, India: Blood covers the floor of a mosque
New Delhi, India: blood covers the floor of a mosque as Indian Shia Muslims flagellate themselves during a Muharram procession marking Ashura Photograph: Kevin Frayer/AP
24 hours: Leishan, China: An ethnic Miao woman carries a baby
Leishan, China: an ethnic Miao woman carries a baby in a celebration parade for the Miao new year's day Photograph: Sheng Li/Reuters
24 hours: Lake Louise, Alberta, Canada: Skiers ride on a chair lift
Lake Louise, Alberta, Canada: skiers ride on a chair lift Photograph: Mike Blake/Reuters
24 hours: Savar, Bangladesh: A worker visits a burnt garment factory
Savar, Bangladesh: a worker visits a burnt garment factory after a fire which killed more than a hundred people Photograph: Andrew Biraj/Reuters
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