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Fresh protests in Mongolian capital after coal corruption arrests

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Protesters take to the streets of Mongolia's capital Ulaanbaatar for a fifth day after the arrests of officials allegedly tied to a coal industry embezzlement scandal that has sparked public outrage. IMAGES

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