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Minister urges vigilance against “suspicious individuals”

    NAIROBI

    DRC Interior Minister Gaetan Kakudji has called on Congolese to “remain vigilant” regarding “suspicious individuals in the streets”. According to DRC state radio, he said the Security Commission had discussed the issue “to avoid an irreversible situation”. “Suspicious and unknown individuals” had been noticed in Kinshasa recently. “We do not want what took us by surprise a year ago to happen again,” he said. “Several foreigners are now arriving in our country. Although their stay is quite peaceful, all citizens should be vigilant so that nothing can trouble our people again.”

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