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Video: Heavy jam at Kireka after 2 UPDF soldiers die in a train crash.

by www.newsday.co.ug
September 16, 2021
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Video: Heavy jam at Kireka after 2 UPDF soldiers die in a train crash.

Residents of Kireka atop a train wagon, September 16.

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Two unidentified Uganda People’s Defence Force soldiers have died in Kireka, East of Kampala after their vehicle rammed into a train.
The accident this morning at Kireka railway crossing has also led to traffic chaos with hundreds of travellers now trapped in the jam


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