12 dead in UK, Ireland 'wrong-side' crashes
Most outlets reported the deaths of 12 people in road crashes across England and Ireland involving wrong-way driving. Dawn and Daily Times highlighted the social media trend and the broader pattern of accidents, while Dunya News focused on the specific crash in England that killed seven, including two police officers.
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12 people died in separate road crashes across England, Ireland within less than a week
Twelve people have died in separate road crashes across England and Ireland within less than a week. The accidents involved vehicles travelling on the wrong side of major roads. Authorities now face growing concern over reckless driving linked to social media trends. Police have urged drivers to avoid dangerous stunts that can put other road […]
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12 dead in UK, Ireland 'wrong-side' crashes
Seven people, including two serving police officers, died early on Saturday in a crash on the main A66 road near Middlesbrough in northeastern England
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12 dead in UK, Ireland 'wrong-side' crashes
Twelve people have died in less than a week in accidents in England and Ireland involving cars being driven the wrong way on major roads, amid a social media trend for “wrong-side” driving. Seven people, including two serving police officers, died early on Saturday in a crash on the main A66 road near Middlesbrough in northeastern England, police said. Authorities are investigating the exact ci...
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