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''We wish to send our heartfelt condolences to the family of the workers who tragically died today.''Football's governing body said the ''safety of workers is the top priority'' to World Cup organizers.''We know the safety of all workers has always been paramount for all the construction companies contracted to build the 12 FIFA World Cup stadiums,'' it said in a statement. ''Our heartfealt condolences are with the families,'' he said..

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