
27 Injured as Bus Veers Off Road in Sri Lanka’s Uva Province
Twenty-seven people, including ten school children, were injured when a bus veered off the road in Sri Lanka’s Uva Province due to brake failure.
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Twenty-seven people, including ten school children, were injured when a bus veered off the road in Sri Lanka’s Uva Province due to brake failure.
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