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UK indie band Viola Beach killed in Swedish car crash

LONDON: All four young members of the British indie band Viola Beach and their manager have been killed when their car smashed into a road barrier and plunged into a canal in Sweden where they staged their first international gig

Updated At : 02:09 AM Feb 15, 2016 IST

Divers and rescuers search for the victims of a deadly car crash in the canal under the E4 highway bridge in Sodertalje, Sweden, on February 13, 2016. — Reuters/Johan Nilsson/TT News Agency

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