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TEHRAN:Air pollution forced schools to close on Sunday in parts of Iran including Tehran, state media reported, as the capital lay under a thick cloud of smog.The pollution level in the capital was unhealthy for sensitive groups and officials warned the young, elderly and people with respiratory illnesses to sta
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