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Foreign nationals of seven countries are among 25 people who have been killed in a road crash involving four vehicles on a highway to Tanzania’s northern city of Arusha. The accident occurred when a Kenyan-registered lorry hit three other vehicles, including one that was carrying foreign nationals volunteering at a school. Ten women, 14 men and a girl were killed in the Saturday crash, the presidency said in a statement on Sunday.
At least 21 people, including from other countries were injured in the accident. The dead included an American, a South African and other nationals from Kenya, Togo, Madagascar and Burkina Faso. The injured were people from Nigeria, Ivory Coast, Cameroon, Switzerland, Britain and Mali, the statement added. Police are looking for the driver of the lorry that caused the accident, and who is said to have fled after the incident.
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