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Dec 08, 2019 Features / Columnists, The Baccoo Speaks
This is the season when crazy things happen. Who would believe that a young robber would dare to make an attack in broad daylight and in the presence of a crowd? This is what will happen during the coming days.
The attacker would manage to escape but not for long. Public spirited citizens would capture and beat him.
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The road accidents are not yet over. An inattentive driver would crash into another vehicle. There will be injuries but no fatalities, largely because one driver would be travelling slowly and would attempt to take evasive action.
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Another fire would break out at a residence. Again, the cause would be carelessness. The destruction would be horrendous. More people would be displaced at this time of the year when everything is about family.
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