Uganda: Two Dead, 8 Injured As Church Collapses On Worshipers in Butaleja

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Uganda: Two Dead, 8 Injured As Church Collapses On Worshipers in Butaleja

[Monitor] Two worshipers in Butaleja District have been confirmed dead and eight others seriously hurt after the roof of a church in which they had gathered for Wednesday evening prayers collapsed on them.

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