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‘No one has been held accountable’: Family marks two years since Zarah Ramsamy’s death

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‘No one has been held accountable’: Family marks two years since Zarah Ramsamy’s death

Zarah, a pupil at Penzance Primary School pupil, was killed in a hijacking on September 11, 2024, outside a fast food outlet in Malvern, while her family was celebrating her success after a school concert.

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