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EAST COAST BOY 7 NARROWLY ESCAPES DEATH AFTER HE WAS PINNED BY COLLAPSED HOUSE.

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A 7-year-old boy narrowly escaped death after his house on the East Coast Demerara collapsed, trapping him underneath the debris. Kerese Gonsalves provides more details on this harrowing incident in her report.

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