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24 hours in pictures

24 Hours: Relatives of Serge Ragmond who died of cholera, mourn in Haiti
Port-au-Prince, Haiti: Relatives of a cholera victim mourn during his burial Photograph: Emilio Morenatti/AP
24 Hours: A horse is trapped in mud at a flooded farm in Mosquera
Bogota, Colombia: A horse is trapped in mud at a farm during floods that have killed 136 people and left 1,190,000 homeless so far this year Photograph: Reuters
24 Hours: Barack Obama stands during a ceremony at the Presidential Palace in Lisbon
Lisbon, Portugal: Barack Obama is shielded from the rain during a welcoming ceremony at the presidential palace in Lisbon Photograph: Pierre-Philippe Marcou/AFP
24 Hours: A car passes by a destroyed police station with a bullet-riddled window
Ciudad Mier, Mexico: A car passes a police station, as seen through a bullet-riddled window Photograph: Dario Lopez-Mills/AP
24 Hours: Bulgarian doctors placed in the sky pigeons during a national protest
Sofia, Bulgaria: Doctors release pigeons in front of the national parliament during a protest against problems in state funding for healthcare Photograph: Vassil Donev/EPA
24 Hours: The Aurora Borealis is seen from the International Space Station
Space: The Aurora Borealis is seen from the International Space Station Photograph: Douglas Wheelock/NASA
24 Hours: The Chinese team jumps into the pool to practice
Guangzhou, China: The Chinese team jumps into the pool before the free routine final of the synchronised swimming event at the 16th Asian Games Photograph: Adam Pretty/Getty
24 Hours: Haitians watch a movie in downtown Port-au-Prince
Port-au-Prince, Haiti: People watch a film, provided by Dominican Republic's foundation, Funglode Photograph: Eduardo Munoz/Reuters
24 Hours: Commuters board a bus early in the morning near Howth in Dublin
Dublin, Ireland: Commuters board a bus early in the morning near Howth Photograph: Cathal Mcnaughton/Reuters
24 Hours: Two southern Sudanese girls rest on board a boat bond for Juba
Kosti, Sudan: Two southern Sudanese girls rest on board a boat bound for Juba to join thousands of others who have left northern Sudan to register and vote Photograph: Pete Muller/AP
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