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Friday, 23 December 2011
Motorcyclists are banned from carrying passengers to stop drive-by killings
A new law has been passed in Honduras, South America, banning two people from riding on one motorbike.
The government has banned motorcyclists from carrying passengers in a bid to reduce the number of drive-by killings in the country.
This move comes after another two people were murdered by drive-by killers last week.
Honduras has the world’s highest murder rate and the army has been asked to help the police.
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