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The Daily Mail highlights some of the world's strangest places where people live under unusual circumstances. Longyearbyen in Norway has not buried anyone since the 1950s due to permafrost. Whittier, Alaska, houses nearly all its residents in one building, while Coober Pedy in Australia features underground homes to escape extreme heat. Naypyidaw, Myanmar's capital, is known for its empty highways. Thames Town near Shanghai mimics an English village but feels deserted. Manshiyat Naser in Cairo is a community that recycles waste, and Neft Dașları is an oil city built on stilts in the Caspian Sea. Roswell, New Mexico, is famous for UFO sightings, and Hashima Island in Japan was abandoned after its coal mine closed.