Uganda: Families bury loved ones after 42 killed in school attack

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Sky News published this video item, entitled “Uganda: Families bury loved ones after 42 killed in school attack” – below is their description.

Families in a Ugandan border town have begun burying their loved ones who died after a school was targeted by suspected extremist rebels.

The attack in the town of Mpondwe-Lhubiriha left 38 students, a school guard and three civilians dead.

Read more: https://news.sky.com/story/uganda-school-attack-families-begin-burying-loved-ones-after-atrocity-leaves-42-dead-12905107

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