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Woman drowns at St Ignatius

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January 24, 2021
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The village of St Ignatius near Lethem is mourning the loss of a young woman who drowned at a creek in the village late on Sunday.

Dead is Kimberly Yow who was said to be in her early 20s. The woman went to swim at a creek at St Ignatius along with several other persons when she went under, sometime after 1800hrs. Her untimely death sent shockwaves throughout the village.

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