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For its part, China also asserted on the same Friday that it was “highly unlikely” that the rocket debris caused damage on its return to Earth and that it was most likely that it disintegrated during its re-entry into the atmosphere. Some local Chinese media went even further and accused the foreign press of sensationalism., and portals such as Sina or Guanwang described the information published in this regard as “exaggerations that only seek to discredit the Asian country.” The rocket was used last week by China to launch one of the modules d e its future space station and was considered by experts as one of the largest pieces of debris that would re-enter the atmosphere, hence its continued surveillance.

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