Wagner vehicles block traffic in Zawa, Central African Republic
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Corbeaunews Centrafrique
In the Central African Republic, vehicles belonging to the Wagner group parked on National Road No. 1 in Zawa regularly disrupt traffic and access to shops and offices. The town lies between Yaloké and Bossemptélé, on the route linking Bangui to Bouar, according to observations reported by Corbeaunews Centrafrique.
Vehicles and armoured vehicles belonging to the Wagner group, parked on the road in Zawa, Central African Republic, are disrupting traffic on National Road No. 1 and access to shops and transport agencies, Corbeaunews Centrafrique reports, after its journalists observed the situation on site.
Located between Yaloké and Bossemptélé, about 240 kilometres from Bangui, Zawa is a stop for transport operators and motorcyclists using the route linking the capital to the west of the country. Drivers have to slow down and manoeuvre around the vehicles, while motorcyclists weave close to trucks, increasing the risk of accidents.
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