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Herald: No end to road carnage: Teenager mowed down by truck in Seraulim; two Navy officers killed on Nuvem bypass - Vimarsana News

Herald: No end to road carnage: Teenager mowed down by truck in Seraulim; two Navy officers killed on Nuvem bypass

The spate of accidents in South Goa continues unabated; Navy lieutenants on a two-day road trip to Goa die on the spot in self-accident; in a separate mishap Navelim youth riding pillion on two-wheeler succumbs to injuries

Traffic and Travel live updates: Major delays as A68 closed in both directions due to crash - Vimarsana News

Traffic and Travel live updates: Major delays as A68 closed in both directions due to crash

Follow live updates here for the latest on the roads and public transport across the region

Glenfield: Motorcyclist taken to hospital after serious crash - Vimarsana News

Glenfield: Motorcyclist taken to hospital after serious crash

The crash has happened on a road connecting the A46 and the A50 in Leicestershire, police say.

Source: yahoo.com
Windhoek Pedal Power Series set for Sunday - Vimarsana News

Windhoek Pedal Power Series set for Sunday

%%title%% %%sep%% %%primary_category%% %%sep%% %%sitename%% %%sep%% The 2024 Nedbank Namibia Windhoek Power Pedal Series third leg (WPP3) will take place at Matchless Mine outside of Windhoek on Sunday.

Wash boost for urban schools | Nation Online - Vimarsana News

Wash boost for urban schools | Nation Online

In 2022, Chisiyo Primary School along the Western Bypass Road on the outskirts of Lilongwe City faced a water and sanitation crisis. Water supply was erratic and attempts by the school management to drill a borehole were unsuccessful. The toilets were not only unsanitary and dilapidated, but also insufficient for the approximately 4 500 learners