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3.30pm 24 February 2011
The release of the names of missing people for whom Police have serious concerns following the Christchurch earthquake has been delayed.
Canterbury District Commander Superintendent Dave Cliff will provide an update on progress with the lists at a media briefing at 6pm this evening at the Christchurch Art Gallery.
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