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After Suicide Bombing, Congo Officials Fear More Attacks - New Delhi Times - India Only International Newspaper - Vimarsana News

After Suicide Bombing, Congo Officials Fear More Attacks - New Delhi Times - India Only International Newspaper

Authorities in eastern Congo announced an evening curfew and new security checkpoints Sunday, fearing more violence after a suicide bomber killed five people in the first attack of its kind in the region. Beni Mayor Narcisse Muteba, a police colonel, warned hotels, churches and bars in the town of Beni that they needed to add…

After Suicide Bombing, Congo Officials Fear More Attacks - Vimarsana News

After Suicide Bombing, Congo Officials Fear More Attacks

Authorities in eastern Congo have announced an evening curfew and new security checkpoints in the wake of the region's first deadly suicide bombing

After suicide bombing, Congo officials fear more attacks - Vimarsana News

After suicide bombing, Congo officials fear more attacks

Authorities in eastern Congo have announced an evening curfew and new security checkpoints

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After suicide bombing, Congo officials fear more attacks - Vimarsana News

After suicide bombing, Congo officials fear more attacks

Authorities in eastern Congo announced an evening curfew and new security checkpoints Sunday, fearing more violence after a suicide bomber killed five people in the first attack of its kind in the region.

After suicide bombing, Congo officials fear more attacks - Vimarsana News

After suicide bombing, Congo officials fear more attacks

BENI, Congo (AP) — Authorities in eastern Congo announced an evening curfew and new security checkpoints Sunday, fearing more violence after a suicide bomber killed five people in the first