Walikale: Two displaced women seriously injured after a tree fell in the Kaliki forest

Author: actualite.cdPublished on: April 8, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo

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Walikale: Two displaced women seriously injured after a tree fell in the Kaliki forest

Two displaced women were seriously injured in Walikale after a tree fell in the Kaliki forest. The incident occurred while they were in the area, highlighting the dangers faced by displaced populations in this region. Local authorities have been alerted to take assistance and safety measures.

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