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Sixty-year-old and sister drown after police chase in the Meuse

A sixty-year-old man and his sister drowned on Saturday evening when their car ended up in the Meuse following a police chase in Lives-sur-Meuse.

10 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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A sixty-year-old man and his sister drowned in the Meuse on Saturday evening after their car ended up in the water. This tragic incident occurred in Lives-sur-Meuse, Namur province.

According to the Namur prosecutor's office, this happened after a chase by the police, but no further details about the circumstances of the chase have been provided.

Authorities have confirmed the incident, but there are currently no additional statements or information available regarding the background of the victims or the reason for the police chase.

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