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Ancient 'gate to hell' banned from the public still kills any life that tries to enter it today

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Updated 13:12 26 Nov 2024 GMTPublished 13:11 26 Nov 2024 GMT

Ancient 'gate to hell' banned from the public still kills any life that tries to enter it today

It's been claiming lives for over 2,000 years

Tom Chapman

Tom Chapman

Featured Image Credit: Anadolu / Contributor / wildart / Getty
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