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Adler shot dead in Somalia

Martin Alder, a Swedish cameraman was shot dead during a huge peace rally in Mogadishu. A BBC corespondent saw a lone gunman shoot Martin Alder in the chest, in the middle of a crowd of thousands, according to the BBC News website.
Martin was reportedly dual nationality of Swedish and a UK citizen and was working for Chanel 4 News as well as reporting for the Swedish newspaper Aftonbladet at the time and was represented by Panos Pictures for his photography work. More on the story can be found here

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