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Sep 03, 2017 Features / Columnists, The Baccoo Speaks
The road accidents are continuing as though they are a normal part of everyday life. It defies logic that a car would crash into an immovable object although there are no threats on the roadway. Having said that, this is exactly what will happen as a group heads home after a late night.
There will be injuries, one very serious to warrant hospitalization.
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Another group of young men, anxious to have money in their pockets although they did not position themselves to make a meaningful contribution to society, will attack an individual who has a large sum of cash.The attack would go awry because assistance would be in the area. Another person is going to be taken to hospital with gunshot wounds.
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A labourer would fall from a construction outside the city even as there is an attempt to steal electricity. The word is that people are making every effort to acquire some basic necessities without observing the protocols.
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