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Oti Region buries 6 school children killed by speeding Vehicle

EducationGhana| May 14| Oti Region buries 6 school children killed by speeding Vehicle:

 

6 school children who died after being hit by a speeding vehicle have been buried in the Oti Region.

 

The Ankaase Community wailed over the death of the six school pupils.

The six Pupils on their way home from school were hit and killed instantly by a vehicle.

Five of them have been buried in Oti Region . One was sent to Saboba in the Northern Region for burial per family wishes.

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