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At least 14 killed in weapons depot blast in Syria’s Idlib, state TV says
Authorities have not clarified what caused the explosion near the city of Sarmada.
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Times of India
Massive blast tears through Syria weapons depot, 14 killed in Idlib - video
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Rs 500 notes in kalakand boxes? Viral video triggers vote-for-cash row in Alwar
A video showing kalakand boxes with cash has gone viral before Alwar municipal polling. Locals reported a car seen unloading boxes around 1 am in the Diwakari area. Occupants allegedly fled after residents gathered and stopped the vehicle.
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