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Man, 22, dies in hospital days after van crashed near village

Man, 22, dies in hospital days after van crashed near village
BBC Scotland Friday 30 October 2026, 21:55 UTC 1 min read
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Arnas MacKonis, 22, was driving a white Mercedes Sprinter which crashed on the A947 near King Edward on Monday.

Arnas MacKonis, 22, was driving a white Mercedes Sprinter which crashed on the A947 near King Edward on Monday.
Arnas MacKonis (PERSON) Mercedes Sprinter (ORG) Edward (PERSON)
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