Tanzania: School Inferno Death Toll Rises to 11

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Tanzania: School Inferno Death Toll Rises to 11

[Daily News] ONE among four pupils, who sustained serious injuries in a tragic dormitory fire incident in Kyerwa District admitted to Bugando Medical Centre (BMC), in Mwanza City has died, taking the death toll to 11.

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