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    Two boats collide on Congo River in Equateur province, leaving at least 30 dead and dozens missing

    Two motorized wooden boats collided on the Congo River in western Democratic Republic of the Congo on Sunday evening, killing at least 30 people and leaving dozens unaccounted for.

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