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How one man escaped the deadly bus accident in Saudi Arabia that killed 45 Indian pilgrims

The only known survivor of the Saudi bus accident is 24-year-old Mohd Abdul Shoiab. The Hyderabad man was travelling from Mecca to Medina with over 40 passengers when it tragically crashed into a diesel tanker around 1:30 am IST, killing all onboard. Here’s how he survived

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