3 Dead, 6-Year-Old Missing After Car Plunges Into Delaware Canal
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A car with five young people inside plunged into a Delaware canal on Sunday and the driver helped a teenage girl to safety before dying in a bid to rescue three relatives, two of whom were found dead after the car was hoisted from the water, authorities said.
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What happened
A car with five young people inside plunged into a Delaware canal on Sunday and the driver helped a teenage girl to safety before dying in a bid to rescue three relatives, two of whom were found dead after the car was hoisted from the water, authorities said.
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