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Bandar Abbas death toll mounts to 70

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Dubai: The death toll from a huge explosion that rocked Iran’s Bandar Abbas rose on Monday to 70, authorities said, as reports from the site raised more questions about the cause of the blast. Authorities still haven’t offered an explanation for the explosion.

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