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Mexican church seen in drought, disappears during rainy seasons

The Santiago Apóstol temple was built in the mid-1600s. [Photo: Mirror]

A church dating back to the 17th century has emerged from the waters of a reservoir in southern Mexico.

The place of worship has been submerged for more than 50 years but has appeared once again due to drought.

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