DW: Chinese rocket disintegrates over Indian Ocean
The fragments are from a Chinese space module launched at the end of last month.
There had been speculation about where the debris would land, but experts predicted the chances of death or injuries were tiny.
Debris from a Chinese rocket fell back to Earth on Sunday, disintegrating over the Indian Ocean, according to Chinese state media.
The reports cited the China Manned Space Engineering Office as saying that the point of impact was southwest of India and Sri Lanka.
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