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Three hurt after high winds topple communications tower in Aktobe region

AKTOBE. July 10 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) — Three people were injured when a communications tower collapsed onto a store in western Kazakhstan's Aktobe region amid strong winds, local authorities said Friday.

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Three hurt after high winds topple communications tower in Aktobe region

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