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Active Fault Near Auckland Raises Questions Over Earthquake Risk and Building Rules, Study Finds

“If the whole fault ruptured, there would likely be serious consequences for people living in South Auckland, and possibly further

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Flash floods sweep vehicles in Oman, leaving five dead amid heavy rains

Dubai — At least five people were killed in Oman over the past 24 hours after vehicles were swept away