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Thirteen individuals lost their lives, ages ranging from late 20s to 60s—everyday commuters simply trying to get to work or appointments or back home.
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Also, organizers continued to prepare a vigil to remember the victims on Wednesday. The entire community was invited to attend from 8 to 9:30 p.m. at 5819 NW Loop 410.
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