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Giant Sahara dust cloud drifts over Caribbean and US, raising health concerns

Giant Sahara dust cloud drifts over Caribbean and US, raising health concerns

  • The dust, from North Africa, is the most dense in the past 50 years, say meteorologists
  • The 5,600-km cloud traveled 8,047 km before reaching the southern US region
By Reuters ·
Southwest Iran suffocates under dust cloud

Southwest Iran suffocates under dust cloud

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