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Kinnakas blog just learnt that on Tuesday the 12 of September (i.e. yesterday), a military bus transporting men of the Rapid Intervention Brigade AKA BIR, from Limbe to Bamenda (probably for them to continue their atrocities), reportedly got into a severe accident in Dschang, Menoua Division in the West Region.
Details of the incident are still sketchy. However, we can report that there were severe injuries reported of some of the BIR agents but no casualties have been reported. “A few had bruises, sprains, minor fractures while most were just frightened by the occurrence,”.
The Cameroon Gov’t has recently been deploying troops to the Southern Cameroons regions of the Northwest and Southwest to subdue activists of the Southern Cameroons who are demanding complete secession from La Republique du Cameroun and those individuals threatening to burn down schools or prevent students from going to school.
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Can we call this Good News???
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Kinnakas blog just learnt that on Tuesday the 12 of September (i.e. yesterday), a military bus transporting men of the Rapid Intervention Brigade AKA BIR, from Limbe to Bamenda (probably for them to continue their atrocities), reportedly got into a severe accident in Dschang, Menoua Division in the West Region.
Details of the incident are still sketchy. However, we can report that there were severe injuries reported of some of the BIR agents but no casualties have been reported. “A few had bruises, sprains, minor fractures while most were just frightened by the occurrence,”.
The Cameroon Gov’t has recently been deploying troops to the Southern Cameroons regions of the Northwest and Southwest to subdue activists of the Southern Cameroons who are demanding complete secession from La Republique du Cameroun and those individuals threatening to burn down schools or prevent students from going to school.
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