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L'insécurité grandit : des milliers de soldats hutu arrivent à Goma et la plupart n'ont pas été désarmés
Card Number 35932
Number
35932
Author
Hintermann, Mémona
Date
17 juillet 1994
Ymd
19940717
Time
12:00:00
Time zone
CEST
Uptitle
Journal de 12 heures
Title
L'insécurité grandit : des milliers de soldats hutu arrivent à Goma et la plupart n'ont pas été désarmés
Size
13484 bytes
Pages nb.
1
Source
Public records
Type
Transcription d'une émission de télévision
Language
en
Abstract
- Rwanda. The humanitarian airlift is actually only supposed to begin today, 24 hours late. Fourteen large transport planes are expected to land in the coming hours in Goma, in eastern Zaire.
- The German army will participate in this operation starting Monday [July 18].
- So far, only one plane has been able to land with 14 tons of food. According to humanitarian organizations, a crowd of at least 600,000 Rwandan refugees is now crowded into this huge camp on the border with Zaire.
- Insecurity is growing: thousands of Hutu soldiers are also arriving in Goma, and most have not been disarmed.
- The German army will participate in this operation starting Monday [July 18].
- So far, only one plane has been able to land with 14 tons of food. According to humanitarian organizations, a crowd of at least 600,000 Rwandan refugees is now crowded into this huge camp on the border with Zaire.
- Insecurity is growing: thousands of Hutu soldiers are also arriving in Goma, and most have not been disarmed.