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At least 35 killed in bus collision in eastern Syria

Two buses collided in eastern Syria, killing at least 35 people, according to reports from multiple news outlets. The crash occurred on a route known for deadly accidents, prompting a large-scale rescue operation. Both Al Jazeera and DW confirm the incident, but their coverage differs in emphasis. Al Jazeera leads with the death toll, reporting 'at least 35' killed, and describes the story as breaking. DW, on the other hand, focuses on the dangerous nature of the route and the scale of the rescue effort, noting that 'dozens' died. DW also provides more context about the area's history of accidents, while Al Jazeera keeps its report brief. Neither outlet specifies the exact location or time of the collision beyond eastern Syria. An investigation is underway.

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