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October 03, 2005, 07:30
A powerful blast killed all 21 passengers on board when a bus running on liquefied gas collided with another bus in western Tajikistan, police said today. The accident yesterday occurred in a rural area 50km south of the Central Asian state's capital of Dushanbe, police said, adding only 15 bodies could be identified.
Blasts involving gas-powered vehicles are not uncommon in the impoverished mountainous nation where many drivers use liquefied gas instead of pricey petrol.
However, yesterday's death toll was the largest one to date. - Reuters
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