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NATION newscast April 2, 2014

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NATASHA BECKLES, [email protected]

NATION newscast April 2, 2014

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In tonight’s news:

Online crime warning as businessman narrowly avoids losing tens of thousands.

The Paralympic movement loses its main voice.

Darren Sammy says the West Indies aim to make history at the World T20.

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