Funerals for children killed after fire spreads to school in DR Congo
Memorial services were held for at least 28 children who were killed after a fire spread to their school in DR Congo.
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Memorial services were held for at least 28 children who were killed after a fire spread to their school in DR Congo.
Open original →Victims of a deadly fire and stampede at a school in Bukavu, in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo, have been laid to rest. Relatives and members of the Rwanda-backed M23 armed group gathered to pay tribute.
Open original →Hundreds of people gathered on Monday at a mass funeral in eastern Congo to mourn 27 young victims of a school fire, as families wept and officials laid down wreaths and made speeches
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DRC: Children killed in Bukavu school fire laid to rest
Mass funeral in Bukavu for 26 children killed in DR Congo school blaze
Families of victims of a deadly fire in DR Congo gather at a morgue ahead of mass funeral
At least 26 students killed in fire and stampede at school in eastern DRC
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