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More than 60 dead after multi-vehicle crash in Uganda

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BBC:

Sixty-three people have died after several vehicles crashed on a highway in Uganda, police said on Wednesday.

Two buses travelling in opposite directions “met head on” while trying to overtake two other vehicles on the Kampala-Gulu Highway at 00:15 local time (21:15 GMT), according to the Uganda Police Force.

One of the buses swerved in an attempt to avoid a crash, but in the process caused a “head on and side collision” that led to a “chain reaction” in which other vehicles lost control and overturned.

As well as the fatalities, passengers of the vehicles involved, and several others, were injured, police said, and an investigation has been launched.

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