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Wayanad Native Dies in Al Khobar

Jubail: A Wayanad native who was undergoing treatment for severe chest pain has passed away in Saudi Arabia. James Anthony (57), son of Anthony and Leelamma of the Thandarnad Thaynattu house in Vellamunda, Wayanad, has died.

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