US envoys quit as Rebels close in

Security concerns deepened in the capital of Central African Republic after the US ambassador and other diplomats were evacuated by plane overnight amid fears rebels could try to take the capital.

US envoys quit as Rebels close in
Fri, 28 Dec, 2012 - 11:58

Security concerns deepened in the capital of Central African Republic after the US ambassador and other diplomats were evacuated by plane overnight amid fears rebels could try to take the capital.

US officials said about 40 people were evacuated on an US Air Force plane bound for Kenya.

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