Villagers moved from Indonesian province

Indonesian soldiers have trucked thousands of villagers out of suspected rebel strongholds in Aceh province, officials said today.

Indonesian soldiers have trucked thousands of villagers out of suspected rebel strongholds in Aceh province, officials said today.

About 13,000 people – including many women and children – were taken to a makeshift camp near Bireuen town after fleeing fighting in the area. Lt Col Firdaus Kormano insisted that no villagers were forced to move.

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