Pakistani atomic scientist Abdul Qadeer Khan, who was nicknamed "the father of the Pakistani atomic bomb" and was considered a national hero due to the contribution he made to his country's scientific development, died Sunday at the age of 85, about a month after being hospitalized with health problems - local media reported.
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