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China says object resembling artillery shell found in Papua New Guinea is just a harmless ‘wine bottle’

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Independent World
By Alisha Rahaman Sarkar
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China says object resembling artillery shell found in Papua New Guinea is just a harmless ‘wine bottle’
Photo / Coverage: Independent WorldCredit: Alisha Rahaman Sarkar
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Police last week arrested four Chinese nationals after a large military-grade shell weighing 32kg was found at a construction site

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  • China says object resembling artillery shell found in Papua New Guinea is just a harmless ‘wine bottle’.

Police last week arrested four Chinese nationals after a large military-grade shell weighing 32kg was found at a construction site

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