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- PHOTO TAKEN 19MAR03 - An employee shows a brother and sister born to parents suffering from chronic radiation that are kept in formaldehyde at the medical institute in Chelyabinsk in Russia's Ural mountains. Radiation levels on some parts of the River ...
PHOTO TAKEN 17MAR03 - Ramsis Faizullin, 18, who suffers from hydrocefalus, talks about his condition with his mother Rafida at home in the village of Novo Kurmanovo in Russia's Ural mountains.
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