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Four girls, including three sisters, killed in Tamil Nadu bus-moped collision

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Four young girls lost their lives in Tamil Nadu after a college bus collided with a moped they were travelling on. The victims were three sisters and their cousin, who were on their way back from school. Two of the girls died at the scene, while the remaining two passed away before reaching the hospital. The bus driver turned himself in to the police following the incident. Authorities have registered a case and launched an investigation into the fatal crash.

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