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Tragic stampedes at Nigerian Christmas charity events claim 32 lives

The death toll from stampedes at two separate Christmas charity events in Nigeria has risen to 32, with victims including at least four children, according to police reports on Sunday. The tragedies occurred as large crowds gathered to receive food…

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Tragic stampedes at Nigerian Christmas charity events claim 32 lives

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