Moscow Deaths Double Amid Smog To 700 People A Day

Moscow deaths double amid smog to 700 people a day

AP - Deaths in Moscow have doubled and are now averaging 700 people a day amid a sweltering heat wave and poisonous smog from wildfires, a top Russian health official said Monday.

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