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En vie aujourd'hui dans un hôpital de fortune à Gahini grâce à des civils et à des rebelles du FPR, ces orphelins ne doivent leur salut qu'aux corps qui les recouvraient
Card Number 31077
Number
31077
Author
Autheman, Marc
Author
Lucet, Élise
Author
Strée, Nathalie
Date
10 mai 1994
Ymd
19940510
Time
19:00:00
Time zone
CEST
Uptitle
Journal de 19 heures
Title
En vie aujourd'hui dans un hôpital de fortune à Gahini grâce à des civils et à des rebelles du FPR, ces orphelins ne doivent leur salut qu'aux corps qui les recouvraient
Subtitle
Des centaines de milliers de personnes ont fui vers les pays voisins. Plus de 100 000 ont été tuées.
Size
19959 bytes
Pages nb.
2
Source
Public records
Type
Transcription d'une émission de télévision
Language
FR
Abstract
- The capital of Rwanda is currently being bombarded by rebel troops. A blue helmet was killed by the explosion of a shell. On the civilian side, the toll is so heavy that it now exceeds 100,000 dead. And the humanitarian organizations still on the ground describe hell.
- They were extricated from heaps of corpses or discovered wandering along the deserted roads of the country. They are orphans who survived the massacres in Rwanda. Alive today in a makeshift hospital in Gahini thanks to civilians and RPF rebels, they owe their salvation only to the bodies that covered them.
- Roads strewn with corpses, at the Mukarange mission, a few days after the departure of the RPF, 1,500 people were killed, burned and then buried.
- The living continue to flee Rwanda, mainly to Tanzania. Since the murder of the Rwandan President on April 6, hundreds of thousands of people have fled to neighboring countries. Over 100,000 were killed. Today, in addition to the massacres that are decimating the population, a new threat hovers: famine.
- They were extricated from heaps of corpses or discovered wandering along the deserted roads of the country. They are orphans who survived the massacres in Rwanda. Alive today in a makeshift hospital in Gahini thanks to civilians and RPF rebels, they owe their salvation only to the bodies that covered them.
- Roads strewn with corpses, at the Mukarange mission, a few days after the departure of the RPF, 1,500 people were killed, burned and then buried.
- The living continue to flee Rwanda, mainly to Tanzania. Since the murder of the Rwandan President on April 6, hundreds of thousands of people have fled to neighboring countries. Over 100,000 were killed. Today, in addition to the massacres that are decimating the population, a new threat hovers: famine.