US Edition‘Two firecrackers': Town rocked by tragedy
- Two young boys, aged six and seven, were discovered deceased inside a residence in Coonabarabran, NSW, on Monday after concerns for their welfare were raised.
- About 11 months prior, the boys had relocated to live with their grandmother, who was detained at the location and subsequently admitted to a mental health hospital.
- Police stated there is no ongoing threat and they are not seeking anyone else, while the community prepares a candlelit vigil and memorial near the home.
- Local councillor Kodi Brady described the boys as ‘‘two firecrackers’’ and their karate teacher recalled their ‘‘very close’’ bond and love for classes.
- The events have deeply shocked the community, which will also conduct a smoke ceremony and plant two trees to honor the boys’ memory.
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On May 13, the fireworks disaster in the Roombeek district of Enschede will be 25 years ago. What kind of neighborhood was it that was wiped out by 177 tons of fireworks? Who were the residents? And what is it like now?
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