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  • Jun 16

    Bus plunges into 100-metre ravine in Ethiopia: at least 28 dead, some sources say 31

    An overcrowded bus veered off a winding road and fell roughly 100 metres into a ravine in Ethiopia's Amhara region early Monday. Local authorities say at least 28 people died and dozens were injured, while police in Kombolcha put the death toll at 31.

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