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    ‘Back from the trenches, more dead than alive’: A poet urges us to reconsider the true cost of war

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    Interview: US claiming credit for ceasefire sets Indian foreign policy back by decades

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    How to read blood cholesterol tests

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Watch: Horrific scenes as wildfires continue to rage relentlessly in southern Turkey

Residents in the vicinity of a thermal power plant in Milas, Turkey were evacuated as the fire came close to the plant before being controlled, reports said.

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Aug 06, 2021 · 09:22 am
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#BREAKING: Multiple explosions heard as a wildfire burns into the Kemerköy Thermal Power Plant in Milas, Turkey. pic.twitter.com/vJ9Td2ZEhi

— UA News (@UrgentAlertNews) August 4, 2021

BREAKING Wildfire in Milas reaches Kemerköy coal power plant. We spent the last 2 days in Çökertme, Bozalan, Türkevleri and the teams have fought hard to stop the flames from reaching the homes and the power plant.
But the winds and the heat made it inevitable. pic.twitter.com/TKNNtOYfGG

— Güldenay Sonumut (@Guldenay007) August 4, 2021

How can people still ignore the Fires in Turkey? You can literally hear the cries and screams of the animals burning. #helpturkey pic.twitter.com/qzUyfLD3h6

— tugbeck (@tugbeck) August 3, 2021
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