North Kivu: Clash between FARDC soldiers in Ntoto (Walikale) leaves two dead and others injured

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Crime & Law
North Kivu: Clash between FARDC soldiers in Ntoto (Walikale) leaves two dead and others injured

One FARDC soldier and one civilian were shot dead, while another soldier and another civilian were seriously wounded in an exchange of fire between two units in Ntoto, Walikale territory, on October 20. Local group chief Barthélemy Mulengezi Luc said troops returning from the front encountered military police who tried to stop them from crossing the area. The injured were taken to the local health center. Major Dieudonné Kasereka, spokesperson for the FARDC’s 34th Military Region, said the situation was under control and measures were being taken against the soldiers involved.

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