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Two ESCOM employees and two villagers still missing in Shire River

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Rescue operations are continuing for two ESCOM employees and two villagers who are missing after the boat they were in capsized in Shire River on Thursday evening at Kasisi in Chikwawa. The four were among ten people in the boat and the six others have since been rescued. The Electricity Supply Corporation of Malawi has […]

The post Two ESCOM employees and two villagers still missing in Shire River appeared first on Malawi 24.

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