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Seventeen killed in mass shooting at South Africa tavern, police launch manhunt for suspects
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Emergency medical services declared all 17 victims dead at the scene, and the motive for the shooting was not known, the South African Police Service said.
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- 1m agoJerusalem Post (IL): Emergency medical services declared all 17 victims dead at the scene, and the motive for the shooting was not known, the South African Polic
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