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An elderly woman who died after she fell over on a bus has been named by police.
Dorothy Burns injured her arm in the fall as the public bus was travelling along Bo'ness Road in Grangemouth on 30 January.
The 85-year-old, from Grangemouth, was taken to hospital but her condition worsened and she died on 3 February.
Central Scotland Police have appealed to anyone who saw Ms Burns fall on the bus to contact them.
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