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25/04/201825/04/2018 Karen

Magnitude 5.1 earthquake strikes southeastern Turkey

25/04/201825/04/2018 Karen

Disasters Could Cost Asia-Pacific Region $160 Billion Per Year by 2030, UN Warns

06/08/201721/08/2017 Karen

Vietnam’s Deputy PM Urges Readiness for Disaster Response

10/07/201711/07/2017 Karen

Tajikistan Aims to Better Protect People and Property from Natural Disasters and Climate Change

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