Stone Town, Zanzibar, Tanzania - October 2016: Electric power transfer wires are mixed with water plumbing. Safety is underestimated in Zanzibar. Fred

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Stone Town, Zanzibar, Tanzania - October 2016: Electric power transfer wires are mixed with water plumbing. Safety is underestimated in Zanzibar. Freddie Mercury's house is not an exception.

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