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Structural collapse kills pupils at Vanderbijlpark school | IOL NewsAt least three pupils were killed and multiple injured following a structural collapse at a high school in Vanderbijlpark, authorities confirmed.
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Four pupils killed after walkway collapses at Vanderbijlpark schoolEmergency services were called around 8:30am and say they found a number of pupils still trapped underway the structure.
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Four dead after bridge collapse at Vanderbijlpark high schoolAt least five people are in a critical condition after a bridge collapse at Hoërskool Driehoek.
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BREAKING: 3 children killed after walkway at a Vanderbijlpark school collapses - Gauteng education departmentUPDATE: 4 children killed after walkway at a Vanderbijlpark school collapses - Gauteng education department
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Lesufi promises private medical care for victims of Vanderbijlpark school bridge collapseAt least five people are in a critical condition, with 23 reported injured after a bridge collapse at Hoërskool Driehoek.
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Three pupils killed as walkway collapses in Vaal“A walkway fell on pupils at HoerSkoolDriehoek in Vanderbijl this morning. Unfortunately three pupils died on the scene,” said the Gauteng education department’s spokesperson, Steve Mabona
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Three pupils killed as walkway collapses in VaalThree pupils at a Vanderbijlpark school were killed on Friday when a walkway fell on them. “A walkway fell on learners at Hoerskool Driehoek in Vanderbijl this morning. Unfortunately three learners died on the scene,” said the Gauteng education department’s spokesperson, Steve Mabona. Mabona, who did not have further details, said the MEC of Education in the province, Panyaza Lesufi, was on his way to the school to establish what had happened.
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