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A school bus crash in Uganda kills at least 20 children and an adult

The Ugandan government has suspended all school excursions following a fatal bus crash involving pupils from King David Junior School.

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A school bus crash in Uganda has resulted in multiple fatalities, including at least 20 pupils and one adult. Reports on the total death toll vary, with some outlets documenting 24 deaths and others reporting 21 children killed.

Coverage from The New York Times, BBC, Al Jazeera, Reuters, and AP News emphasizes the government's decision to ban all school outings in response to the incident. Parents are currently calling for information regarding the circumstances of the crash.

Coverage does not yet specify the exact cause of the accident or the current condition of any survivors. Future updates are expected as authorities continue to investigate the crash involving students from King David Junior School in Ndejje.

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Quick answers

How many people died in the crash?

Reports from the sources provided cite varying figures, ranging from at least 20 to 24 total fatalities.

What government action followed the crash?

The Ugandan government has officially suspended all school outings.

Which school was involved in the incident?

The pupils were from King David Junior School in Ndejje.

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