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"End of crisis" nearing in Pool, minister says

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    The security situation in the Pool region has improved over the past 2-3 months but "vigilance" was still required, Interior Minister Pierre Oba said last week. Congolese radio quoted Oba as saying that while the problems in Pool were not over, "what we are now managing is a sort of end of a crisis, which is usually a delicate period." Oba added that the reaction on the part of "young people" to the government's recent amnesty offer to those who took up arms was "already quite good," the radio said.

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