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Willow warning: Catkins are pretty, but carry potential health risks

(chinadaily.com.cn / CRI) Updated: 2016-04-09 11:59
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Willow warning: Catkins are pretty, but carry potential health risks

A mother carrying a child is seen in the drifting catkins in Tianjin, April 8, 2016. As the weather gets warmer, the white stuff starts floating all across the country. [Photo/VCG]
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