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The Ministry of Health denied the claim of the newspaper "The Times" about the distribution of iodine tablets Hossein Karamanpour, director of public relations of the Ministry of Health: no official in the Ministry of Health interviewed the Times and the quote attributed to the ministry is false. The health system is prepared for various scenarios and threats from the enemy who does not spare children. Of course, declaring a state of war is not under the authority of the Ministry of Health, and publishing unconfirmed news is irresponsible under these conditions. The "Times" claimed, citing anonymous sources in the Ministry of Health, that the authorities are distributing iodine tablets in communities located within a radius of two to three kilometers of sensitive nuclear facilities!

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The Ministry of Health denied the claim of the newspaper "The Times" about the distribution of iodine tablets Hossein Karamanpour, director of public relations of the Ministry of Health: no official in the Ministry of Health interviewed the Times and the quote attributed to the ministry is false. The health system is prepared for various scenarios and threats from the enemy who does not spare children. Of course, declaring a state of war is not under the authority of the Ministry of Health, and publishing unconfirmed news is irresponsible under these conditions. The "Times" claimed, citing anonymous sources in the Ministry of Health, that the authorities are distributing iodine tablets in communities located within a radius of two to three kilometers of sensitive nuclear facilities!

The Ministry of Health denied the claim of the newspaper "The Times" about the distribution of iodine tablets Hossein Karamanpour, director of public relations of the Ministry of Health: no official in the Ministry of Health interviewed the Times and the quote attributed to the ministry is false. The health system is prepared for various scenarios and threats from the enemy who does not spare children. Of course, declaring a state of war is not under the authority of the Ministry of Health, and publishing unconfirmed news is irresponsible under these conditions. The "Times" claimed, citing anonymous sources in the Ministry of Health, that the authorities are distributing iodine tablets in communities located within a radius of two to three kilometers of sensitive nuclear facilities!

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