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NTT DOCOMO said on the 11th that its standalone 5G service experienced a nationwide outage in Japan that day, affecting voice calls, data communications and text messaging.

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NTT DOCOMO said on the 11th that its standalone 5G service experienced a nationwide outage in Japan that day, affecting voice calls, data communications and text messaging.

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Major Japanese mobile operator NTT Docomo said on November 11 that its standalone 5G network service had experienced a nationwide outage in Japan that day, affecting voice calls, data communications, and text messaging. The cause of the outage remained under investigation. According to Japanese media reports, NTT Docomo had also experienced a similar service outage several days earlier, affecting approximately 1.5 million users.
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日本大型移动通信运营商都科摩通信公司11日称,当天,该公司5G独立组网服务在日本全国范围内发生故障,语音通话、数据通信、短信服务受到影响
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The fifth Asian Para Games closed in Japan on the evening of October 24, with Zhong Saichun serving as the Chinese Sports Delegation's closing-ceremony flag bearer.

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The fifth Asian Para Games closed in Japan on the evening of October 24, with Zhong Saichun serving as the Chinese Sports Delegation's closing-ceremony flag bearer.

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The fifth Asian Para Games closed in Japan last night (October 24), with wheelchair fencer Zhong Saichun serving as the flag bearer for the Chinese sports delegation at the closing ceremony. At these Games, the Chinese team won 207 gold, 117 silver and 111 bronze medals, totaling 435 medals, and topped both the gold medal and overall medal tables for the fifth consecutive edition. The team broke 11 world records and 18 Asian records, achieving its best results at an Asian Para Games held outside China.
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昨晚(10月24日),第五届亚残运会在日本闭幕,轮椅击剑运动员仲赛春担任中国体育代表团闭幕式旗手。
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Japanese citizens rallied outside the National Diet on the evenings of October 19 and 20, opposing military expansion and constitutional revision and calling for peace and an honest reckoning with the history of aggression.

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Japanese citizens rallied outside the National Diet on the evenings of October 19 and 20, opposing military expansion and constitutional revision and calling for peace and an honest reckoning with the history of aggression.

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CCTV.com news (Xinwen Lianbo): On the evenings of October 19 and 20, Japanese citizens held rallies outside the National Diet for two consecutive days, opposing moves by the Takaichi administration to expand the military and revise the constitution, and calling for peace to be upheld. Participants said Japan should face up to its history of aggression during World War II and avoid repeating past mistakes.
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19日晚和20日晚,日本民众连续两天在国会前举行集会,反对高市政权扩军修宪动向,呼吁维护和平。
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Yan Panpan and Li Yujie served as flag bearers for the Chinese delegation and led it into the venue.

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Yan Panpan and Li Yujie served as flag bearers for the Chinese delegation and led it into the venue.

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CCTV.com reports (Xinwen Lianbo): The fifth Asian Para Games opened in Japan today, October 18. At the opening ceremony, male para powerlifter Yan Panpan and female para taekwondo athlete Li Yujie served as flag bearers for the Chinese sports delegation and led it into the venue.
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男子残疾人举重运动员闫盼盼、女子残疾人跆拳道运动员李羽洁担任中国体育代表团旗手,引领代表团入场
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The fifth Asian Para Games opened in Japan on October 18.

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The fifth Asian Para Games opened in Japan on October 18.

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CCTV.com reports (Xinwen Lianbo): The fifth Asian Para Games opened in Japan today, October 18. At the opening ceremony, male para powerlifter Yan Panpan and female para taekwondo athlete Li Yujie served as flag bearers for the Chinese sports delegation and led it into the venue.
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第五届亚洲残疾人运动会今天(10月18日)在日本开幕
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