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In the days after, candles and flowers try to reclaim the space, but they cannot restore what was shattered: the quiet trust that sidewalks are safe. The questions will linger long after the headlines fade. Why was a two-ton vehicle allowed to move so fast, so close to human lives? What would it take to build streets that forgive human error instead of turning it into a death sentence? Honoring those lost means refusing to treat this as a freak event, and insisting that the next person standing on a corner is not left to chance.
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