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Senegalese couple found dead in Italy

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Birame Sall, 34, and his wife Rouba Ndaw, 32, were found dead in their home in Bocca d’Enza, Italy. Their seven-month-old and six-year-old children survived, according to Italian news agency ANSA, cited by SeneNews, which places the incident on the night of 29 to 30 October 2026.

Birame Sall, 34, and his wife Rouba Ndaw, 32, were found dead in their home in Bocca d’Enza, in Italy’s province of Parma. The incident occurred on the night of Thursday 29 to Friday 30 October 2026, according to Italian news agency ANSA and a family member.

Their two children, aged seven months and six years, survived. The infant, found alive in critical condition, was treated by emergency services, while the older child was also found alive, according to the Italian press.

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