Friday, December 6, 2013

Violence Escalates In Central African Republic; U.N. OKs Troops

Bundles of filthy rags are piled high in the seminary, and people have to pick carefully through the scant plastic sheeting and debris in a site far too small for the number of people. Displaced people fleeing Seleka fighting regroup in a camp in Bossangoa, Central African Republic, on Nov. 26. Rodriguez fled to a small gold mining village but says Seleka fighters attacked there too, killing 30 people, including five children under 5. "The militia from the Seleka group went to the gold mining area in the evening, but we didn't know it was them until at 5 a.m. the next morning when they started shooting, killing women, kids, men, old people, everyone," Soumieboy says.
Source: GOOGLE NEWS


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