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Flash flood in Morocco kills seven football spectators

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April 28, 2020: Seven people watching a football match in Morocco have been killed in a flash flood that swept across the pitch.

Heavy rainfall caused the nearby river to swell which flooded the football field in Tizert, in the Taroudant region of Morocco.
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