Norwegian killed in Kenya car crashA Norwegian student was killed and another wounded in a car crash near Kisumu in Kenya on Sunday. Six others escaped serious injury. The students, from a Kristiansand highschool, were in Kenya to work on a school project, installing a solar energy supply. The accident occured when the students' minbus was hit from behind by a truck, NRK reports. (NRK)
Monday, 13 February 2012 08:54
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For the first time in 40 years, no child died in a car accident in Norway in 2010. The main reason is improved safety, according to the highways authority.
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Norwegian traffic kills less and less lives. The number of people who died in car accidents this summer is the lowest since 1968..
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