7 Indigenous Guarani killed after loose grain trailer hits car in central Brazil
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7 Indigenous Guarani killed after loose grain trailer hits car in central Brazil

A tragic accident in central Brazil has resulted in the deaths of seven Indigenous Guarani, including two children and a notable community leader, when a grain cargo trailer detached from its truck and collided with their vehicle. This incident highlights ongoing safety concerns related to transportation in Indigenous territories and the need for better protective measures. Policymakers are urged to address road safety regulations to prevent such tragedies in affected communities.

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