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32 burn to death in Nigeria bus crash
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KANO, Nigeria: Thirty-two people were burnt to death Thursday when two buses collided in the northern Nigerian state of Bauchi, a road safety official said.

"There were 32 people in the two buses and all of them burnt to death when the two buses caught fire on collision," Ibrahim Usman Gaidam, the head of the state arm of the Federal Road Safety Commission, told AFP.

 
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