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Tanker explosion kills seven

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Petrol tanker explosion at an accident scene at the weekend killed seven people in a village in southern-central Niger.

The tanker exploded on Saturday evening in the Zinder region, Niger Republic, while a crowd of people were scooping fuel from the damaged truck.

It was disclosed that a spark from a motorcycle caused the explosion which killed the victims.

The truck was aid to be conveying 64,000 litres (17,000 gallons) of fuel to Niamey.

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