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GUDIGA KORMEERKA XABAD JOOJINTA OO DHALEECEEYEY DAGAALADA MUQDISHO KASOO CUSBOONAADAY

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    NAIROBI, 6 March (IRIN) Gudiga cusub ee kormeerka Xabad joojinta iyo colaada ayaa war cad oo uu shalay (Arbaco) kasoo saaray Madasha shirka ku dhaleeceeyey, codaalada kasoo korortay meelo ka mid ah Soomaaliya, gaar ahaan dagaaladii shantii maalmood ee ugu danbeeyey ka socday Degmada Madiina ee magaalada Muqdisho. Dagaalka kasoo cusboonaaday Magaalada Muqdisho oo u dhaxeeyey Maliishiyooyin kala taabcsan Hogaamiye kooxeedyada Muuse Suudi Yalaxoow iyo Cumar Maxamuud Maxamed Finish, ayaa waxaa lagu waramay inay ku dhinteen konton qof iyadoo ilaa boqol kalena ay ku dhaawacmeen. Warka uu soo saaray Gudiga kormeerka xabad joojinta iyo Colaada oo ka kooban Midawga Africa, Jaamicada Carabta, Midawga reer Yurub, mareykanka iyo Urur goboleedka IGAD, ayaa waxa ay kaga codsadeen dhinacyada dagaalamaya inay colaada si deg deg ah ku joojiyaan, isla markaana ay u hogaansamaan Heshiiskii joojinta colaada ee Hogaamiyeyaasha Soomaalidu ay saxiixeen bishii October ee sanadkii hore. "Gudigu waxa uu ku celinayaa go’aankiisa ah in talaabo ku haboon laga qaado Hogaamiyeyaasha iyo shaqsiyaadkla mas’uulka ka ah ku xadgudka heshiiskaasi” ayaa lagu yiri Warkaasi. Todobaadkii la soo dhaafay ayaa waxaa jiray dagaalo iyo colaad kasoo cusboonaatay goobo ka mid ah Soomaaliya, oo ay ka mid yihiin Magaalada Muqdisho, Gobolada Waqooyi Bari, Bay, Bakool, Gedo iyo Shabeelaha Hoose. DHAMAAD

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