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← Return to briefingA tragic incident occurred on a highway in Indonesia, resulting in significant loss of life. The accident involved a truck that was carrying wedding guests. The incident took place in West Java's Indramayu regency, where the truck was struck, leading to a devastating outcome.
Thirteen people lost their lives in the accident. Further details about the incident are available from ABC13 Houston, for those seeking more information about this tragic event in Indonesia.
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