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Five dead, six missing after huge blast rocks Chinese chemical plant

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Five dead, six missing after huge blast rocks Chinese chemical plant

Digital Staff 27/05/2025 22:27

Videos circulating on Chinese social media showed smoke engulfing buildings in an industrial park…

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