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Raid on Bokora clan leaves 140 dead

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    A recent raid on the Bokora clan of the Karamong tribe in north eastern Uganda by members of the Matheniko clan left at least 140 people dead, the semi-official newspaper 'The New Vision' reported on Wednesday. Survivors of the attack estimated the number of dead children at 70. They were reportedly thrown into fire after the invaders gutted their houses, the newspaper said.

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