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'My daughter didn't know her own name': Scooter crash in India left student with brain injuries

'My daughter didn't know her own name': Scooter crash in India left student with brain injuries
BBC UK Thursday 04 June 2026, 05:28 UTC 1 min read
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Olivia, 21, still has no recollection of the crash that left her in a coma in a Goa hospital.

Olivia, 21, still has no recollection of the crash that left her in a coma in a Goa hospital.
India (LOCATION) Olivia (PERSON) Goa (LOCATION)
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