Most of the debris was burned into space, according to Chinese state media.
The remains of a large Chinese rocket entered the Indian Ocean on Sunday, with most of its properties destroyed after re-entering Earth's atmosphere, according to Chinese media.
Parts of the Long March 5B rocket re-entered the atmosphere at 10.24 am during Beijing (0224 GMT) and landed at intervals of 72.47 degrees east and 2.65 degrees north, Chinese media reported to China Manned Space Engineering Office.
Links place a point of impact on the ocean somewhere in southwestern India and Sri Lanka.
Most of the debris was burned in the air, He said.
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