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Influx into Bas-Congo increases

    NAIROBI

    The number of refugees crossing into Bas-Congo province from the conflict-affected Pool region of Congo-Brazzaville has increased over the past week, the UN report said. UNHCR reports indicated that an average of 200 people were now arriving per day at the entry point of Gombe-Matadi, most in poor health and nutritional condition, it said. UNHCR was planning to open an additional transit centre near Mbanza-Ngungu a result of the increasing number of arrivals, it added.

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