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UN Headquarters to be closed for second day due to Hurricane Sandy

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New York, Oct 29, 2012

The United Nations headquarters will be closed for the second consecutive day tomorrow Tuesday October 30, 2012, trusted sources told Morocco World News.

In a statement issued by the United Nations on Sunday, it hinted at the possibility that it will be closed also on Tuesday if weather conditions do not improve.

“Due to the impact of Hurricane Sandy, United Nations offices in New York will be closed on Monday, 29 October 2012. The closure may be extended to Tuesday, 30 October 2012,” the statement issued by the United Nations said.

As a result of this closure, all meetings have been cancelled.

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