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Date Added: July 03, 2008 03:12:04 AM
By Chitra Datta THE dusty weather plaguing Qatar is causing major health problems for residents, say doctors. Respiratory complaints are on the rise and people prone to allergies are especially suffering in the adverse weather conditions.

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