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15 October 2026

School roof collapse in Pakistan's Peshawar kills at least 27 students, one teacher

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School roof collapse in Pakistan's Peshawar kills at least 27 students, one teacher

Local authorities said more than three dozen other people were injured in the disaster. Roof collapses have become increasingly common in Pakistan.

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