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Video shot by a tourist on the beach shows a missile coming into view above the city of Sevastopol .
Shrapnel crashes into the sand in succession of thuds and bangs, and tourists scream and run.
Russian officials said at least five people, including three children, had died of shrapnel wounds.
Russia ’s health ministry said 124 people were injured, including 27 children.
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