UN observers 'savagely killed' in Congo

Two United Nations military observers who were missing for days in Congo’s troubled north-east have been “savagely killed,” a spokesman said today.

UN observers 'savagely killed' in Congo
Mon, 19 May, 2003 - 11:15

Two United Nations military observers who were missing for days in Congo’s troubled north-east have been “savagely killed,” a spokesman said today.

The bodies of the officers were discovered in Mongbwalu, a gold mining centre 45 miles north-west of Bunia town.

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