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‘Sobering lesson’: More than 20 killed in Chinese restaurant fire

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‘Sobering lesson’: More than 20 killed in Chinese restaurant fire

Digital Staff 29/04/2025 21:24

Officials say 22 people have died following a fire at a restaurant in the northern city of Liaoning…

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Officials say 22 people have died following a fire at a restaurant in the northern city of Liaoning…
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