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The World Health 
Organization (WHO) has warned Southeast Asian nations to be extra vigilant as the new strain of coronavirus, known as mutated omicron, is being detected.

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ஒமிக்ரொன் கொரோனா மாறுபாடு--Omicron corona variant

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  Omicron virus infiltrates European countries! Omrona, a new type of corona, has penetrated into European countries. Following this, maximum health care arrangements have been announced there. A new strain of the corona virus, Omigron , has begun to spread in the UK, according to foreign reports. As a result, health restrictions in the UK have been tightened.
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The spacecraft collides with the spacecraft and begins the mission to save the world

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Leading campaigner killed in Hiroshima bombing

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  Suwon Suboy, a survivor of the world's first atomic bomb and campaigning against nuclear weapons in Japan, has died at the age of 96. On August 6, 1945, Sunao Suboi was attending college in Hiroshima, Japan. That was the day the United States dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima. Suno Suboy, the victim of the bombing, suffered burns all over his body. The atomic bombing killed at least 140,000 people in Hiroshima. Sensing and experiencing this pain, Suboy devoted his life to campaigning for the elimination of nuclear weapons.
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Ban on skyrocketing buildings in small cities of China

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