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Soldiers flee into CAR

Meanwhile, sources in contact with Zemio in Central African Republic near the DRC border reported that some 3,000-4,000 DRC government soldiers who had fled fighting in the Dingila and Ango areas of Province Orientale were at the Zemio airstrip at the weekend waiting to be flown back to the DRC to rejoin the fighting. The sources told IRIN that the soldiers had been disarmed before they were allowed to enter CAR.


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