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School fire and stampede in DR Congo kill 26 children

A fire and mass panic at a school in the Democratic Republic of the Congo killed 26 children, according to the supplied report.

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The mass-casualty disaster poses a serious public-safety concern and may prompt scrutiny of school emergency preparedness.

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