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Wildfires in Serbia leave one dead and send toxic smoke across borders

Wildfires in Serbia have killed one person and produced a dense toxic cloud that has crossed international borders.

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Cross-border toxic smoke creates a wider public-health and air-quality risk beyond the immediate fire area.

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