Iranians mark Nowruz with a bang

Iranians celebrate Nowruz, the Persian New Year, by setting off explosions in the streets across Iran. The new year usually falls anywhere between 19 to 22 March each year as the date for Nowruz is determined by Iran's solar hijrah calendar.

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Iranians mark Nowruz with a bang

Iranians celebrate Nowruz, the Persian New Year, by setting off explosions in the streets across Iran. The new year usually falls anywhere between 19 to 22 March each year as the date for Nowruz is determined by Iran's solar hijrah calendar.

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Iranians mark Nowruz with a bang

Iranians celebrate Nowruz, the Persian New Year, by setting off explosions in the streets across Iran. The new year usually falls anywhere between 19 to 22 March each year as the date for Nowruz is determined by Iran's solar hijrah calendar.

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