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Thousands of people are still missing in Indonesia after the magnitude 7.5 earthquake and tsunami that struck last month. Our reporters traveled to the city of Palu, where thousands of buildings collapsed and waves of 20 feet swept over its banks.
Entire neighborhoods were swept away.
Time is running out for the teams digging the rubble. The government will soon end its formal search for spoils, thereby removing the last hope left for the victims' families: to bury their loved ones so that they have one last chance to say goodbye.
