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FLOODS, MUDSLIDES KILL DOZENS IN IRAN
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The Columbian
08-13-2001
KALALEH, Iran -- Rescue workers pulled bodies from the mud, and army helicopters evacuated residents to hilltop shelters Sunday in northeastern Iran, where flash floods and mudslides have killed at least 114 people.
Heavy rain since Friday has left thousands of people homeless and dozens missing, stranded travelers and destroyed crops and bridges. Sunday was sunny with clear skies, but the forecast called for more rain Sunday night....
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