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Passengers on a Sepehran Airlines Boeing 737 screamed as the jet's ceiling caved in during an emergency landing yesterday. The plane had taken off from Mashhad airport in Iran when its landing gear malfunctioned and the engine was damaged. No one was hurt, and all passengers were able to walk off the plane.
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