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Culvert where Noah went missing not high-risk, inquest told

Culvert where Noah went missing not high-risk, inquest told
BBC Northern Ireland Thursday 28 May 2026, 17:13 UTC 1 min read
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Jeremy Benn, a hydrologist and chartered engineer, told the inquest deaths around culverts are "very rare".

Jeremy Benn, a hydrologist and chartered engineer, told the inquest deaths around culverts are "very rare".
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