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18-Year-Old Crashes Car Into Crowd In Australia, 10 Injured

By Info60 India Desk•Summary of reporting by NDTV•3h ago•0 views•
18-Year-Old Crashes Car Into Crowd In Australia, 10 Injured
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said, "My thoughts are with everyone injured or involved in the horrible incident this morning in Newcastle".
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said, "My thoughts are with everyone injured or involved in the horrible incident this morning in Newcastle".
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