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Symbolic image: Bus collision in Niger kills at least 22Symbolic image

Bus collision in Niger kills at least 22

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At least 22 people died, among them 17 soldiers, when two buses collided in Niger, Le Monde reports. The crash comes as authorities try to curb road accidents, which killed more than 1,200 people in the country in 2025 according to official figures.

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