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CODECO kills at least ten people in Ituri

By , based on 7info

Map: Ituri, DR Congo

At least ten people have been killed in several attacks attributed to CODECO, the Cooperative for the Development of the Congo militia, in Djugu territory, Ituri. The violence on Sunday 25 October also triggered a new exodus towards neighbouring Mahagi territory, according to local sources cited by 7info.

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