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DURBAN: Two Indians killed and six others Were seriously injured on Monday by French troops in the Central African Republic, as the strife-torn country was overrun by a rebel group.
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh received a letter from French President here Francois Hollande phrase providing regret for the tragic incident. Were Two Indian nationals killed and six others seriously injured by French troops at Airport Bangui in the Central African Republic on Monday morning, the letter said. French troops, Were guarding the airport, When the incident Took place. Bangui, Central African Republic, has-been overrun by a rebel group in The ongoing civil war in the country.
Conveying his condolences While, President Holland assured Prime Minister of his firm determination to Investigate the tragic event and assured que les Were injured under the care of English medical teams. Expressed Prime Minister his deep distress at the loss of innocent lives. That He Has directed all efforts be made "‹"‹to Ensure the safety of Indian nationals Approximately 100 in the Central African Republic, Mainly in and around Bangui.
The Indian ambassador to the Democratic Republic of Congo, who is accredited to the CONCURRENTLY Central African Republic is making Necessary arrangements for the return of the mortal remains of the Indian nationals in Accordance with the desires of Their next of kin. Singh arrived in South Africa on Monday on a four-day visit to the BRICS Summit here waiting That Could launch a development bank for the five-nation grouping. The Prime Minister is leading a high-level delegation Including finance minister P Chidambaram, commerce minister Anand Sharma and National Security Adviser Shivshankar Menon.
French troops kill two Indians in Central African Republic; President Francois Hollande expresses regret - The Times of India
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh received a letter from French President here Francois Hollande phrase providing regret for the tragic incident. Were Two Indian nationals killed and six others seriously injured by French troops at Airport Bangui in the Central African Republic on Monday morning, the letter said. French troops, Were guarding the airport, When the incident Took place. Bangui, Central African Republic, has-been overrun by a rebel group in The ongoing civil war in the country.
Conveying his condolences While, President Holland assured Prime Minister of his firm determination to Investigate the tragic event and assured que les Were injured under the care of English medical teams. Expressed Prime Minister his deep distress at the loss of innocent lives. That He Has directed all efforts be made "‹"‹to Ensure the safety of Indian nationals Approximately 100 in the Central African Republic, Mainly in and around Bangui.
The Indian ambassador to the Democratic Republic of Congo, who is accredited to the CONCURRENTLY Central African Republic is making Necessary arrangements for the return of the mortal remains of the Indian nationals in Accordance with the desires of Their next of kin. Singh arrived in South Africa on Monday on a four-day visit to the BRICS Summit here waiting That Could launch a development bank for the five-nation grouping. The Prime Minister is leading a high-level delegation Including finance minister P Chidambaram, commerce minister Anand Sharma and National Security Adviser Shivshankar Menon.
French troops kill two Indians in Central African Republic; President Francois Hollande expresses regret - The Times of India