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At Least 37 People Killed in a Bus Collision in a Remote Part of Tanzania
- A collision between a bus and a minibus occurred on the evening of June 28 in Sabasaba, Kilimanjaro region, killing 38 people and injuring 28.
- The accident occurred when a tire on the bus was damaged, leading the driver to lose control and resulting in both vehicles catching fire.
- The fire engulfed both vehicles, trapping passengers inside and preventing escape, with 36 bodies remaining unidentified due to burns.
- President Samia Suluhu Hassan offered sincere sympathy to the families affected, hoped for a speedy recovery for those injured, and urged everyone to strictly observe road safety regulations.
- The accident reflects ongoing road safety challenges in Tanzania, where a 2018 WHO report estimated 13,000 to 19,000 annual traffic deaths, far exceeding official figures.
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A collision between a bus and minibus in Tanzania has killed 38 people after both vehicles were set on fire by the crash, the presidency said Sunday. The accident in Sabasaba, in the Kilimanjaro region, on Saturday evening occurred after one of the bus's tyres punctured, causing the driver to lose control. "A total of 38 people died in the crash, including two women," a presidency statement said, adding that 28 others were wounded. "However, due…
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