Environment
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Earthquakes Detected Near North Korea Nuclear Site as Testing Resumes
Small or low-intensity earthquakes occurred near a North Korean nuclear testing site. Earthquakes occurred near a North Korean nuclear testing site amid the country's hints to resume its testing program for the first time after several years.
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