7 killed in violence following football match
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Seven people, including two law enforcement officers, were killed, on Sunday in Dakhla, in violent incidents following a football match between Chabab Al-Mohammadia and local Mouloudia, authorities said. Just after the end of the game, three people were intentionally killed after being run over by four wheel drives vehicles with people with criminal records on board, local authorities said in a statement. The other victims, including two law enforcement officers, were killed in clashes, the same source added. The security situation in the sourthern city is under control and an enquiry is underway to bring before justice the perpetrators of these acts, the statement said.

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