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Russian chess official dies of suspected malaria after Nigeria trip

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A Russian chess official, Sergei Indeikin, has died of suspected malaria after a work trip to Nigeria. Learn more about the risks of malaria. Read More: https://punchng.com/russian-chess-official-dies-of-suspected-malaria-after-nigeria-trip/

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