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Guinea Prime Minister Amadou Oury BahESPN
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Guinea PM Amadou Oury Bah : "The government deplores the incidents that marred the football match" The stampede broke out on Sunday afternoon during the final of a local tournament between the Labe and Nzerekore teams.
A coalition of political parties said the stampede resulted in dozens of deaths.
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