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Magnitude 3.8 earthquake in Tehran triggers nuclear-safety alarm

A magnitude 3.8 earthquake in Tehran reportedly triggered alarm over potential nuclear risks.

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An earthquake near sensitive nuclear infrastructure could create wider safety concerns, although the supplied report does not confirm damage or a release.

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