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	&quot;We received 21 dead bodies and 27 injured victims from the blast,&quot; the source at the Sani Abacha Specialist Hospital after the explosion in the Nayi-Nama area of the city on Tuesday night.</div>
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	Local residents said the bomb appeared to have been hidden in a motorised rickshaw outside the venue, where crowds had gathered to watch tournament hosts Brazil play Mexico on large screens.</div>
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	DPA</div>

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21 dead in Nigeria football viewing centre blast: hospital source

KANO, Nigeria - At least 21 people were killed when an explosion ripped through a viewing centre showing World Cup football in Damaturu, northern Nigeria, a medical source told AFP on Wednesday.

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