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34 feared dead at nyang asang calabar south calabar  
This tragedy (20th april 2017) occurred while football fans were watching a uefa europa league match between Manchester united vs Anderlecht when a  near by transformer sparked and led to a high tension wire falling on a certain viewing center where over 90 people were watching the match. Which led to 34 people getting electrocuted to death
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