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In Uganda 20 children died in school bus crash

In Uganda 20 children died in school bus crash

In eastern Uganda, 21 people, including 20 schoolchildren, have died in a school bus crash in Kapchorwa District. This was reported by the country’s police. “We confirm that following a fatal road accident that occurred yesterday evening [16 July]... Read more.

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