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At least four perish in deadly Yaounde-Douala car crash

At least four persons including two babies are reported to have been killed in a car today along the Yaounde-Douala motorway.

The incident occurred today evening, according to sources.

The incident involved a private car which sources say “was on high speed, and a heavy duty truck transporting bottled water from Douala.”

Amongst the victims are two babies.

We gathered at least four persons were killed in tragedy.

A witness told MMI that “… no one inside the private car survived, all of them members of the same family died in the accident.”

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