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A fire department conducted a high-rise rescue drill in the city’s tallest building

时间:2025-11-19 02:31:45 来源:ToolNarrate Works 作者:Story Highlights 阅读:847次

A fire department conducted a high-rise rescue drill in the city’s tallest building

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A fire department conducted a high-rise rescue drill in the city’s tallest building

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A fire department conducted a high-rise rescue drill in the city’s tallest building

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A fire department conducted a high-rise rescue drill in the city’s tallest building

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