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Serious traffic accident takes place in Turkey
18 April 2011 [17:34] -
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Serious traffic accident took place when two buses clashed in Turkey's capital of Ankara, Anadolu news agency reported.
According to the preliminary information, 4 people were seriously injured and 20 people got different injures.
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