China has disputed reports that a 32kg object found in Papua New Guinea is an artillery shell, according to BBC News.
BBC News reported that China has disputed accounts identifying an object in Papua New Guinea as an artillery shell. The object weighs 32kg, according to BBC News. Papua New Guinea police had earlier rejected suggestions that it was "merely a dummy", BBC News reported.
Source: BBC News.
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