Footage from Presibreak shows people running out of the building as black smoke goes into the air [BBC]
More than 100 women’s prisoners were raped and burned alive during prison in Congo Congo Congo, according to the UN.
Hundreds of prisoners appeared in the Prison of the Previous Prison, after fighting a group of Um23 rebels began taking the city.
Among the 165 and 167 women were attacked by male prisoners during the Jailbreak, the UN Internal Document saw BBC.
The report states that the majority of women were killed after prisoners raised to prison.
BBC could not confirm reports.
Goma of over a million people, we were abducted after Rwanda – M23 released M23 was made as soon as Eastern Chron Congo.
The city was overwhelming in the chaos, and the bodies lying on the streets and defects reportedly flying over the settlers.
The footage from the Prison of the week last week showed people fleeing to the building as smoke stops in the background. A heavy gun can be heard.
For a different video, people believe that by the streets of Goma.
The UN says at least 2,900 people were killed during the fight, buried with 2,000 bullying and the rest of the night.
Early in this week, rebels announced the suspension of humanitarian areas.
However, M23 introduced annoying on Wednesday, sources, reportedly capturing the city of Kenabibibwe.
The Pubble is about 100 km (60 miles) from the Kikekuvu – the second largest city, and the most reported target.
Congo officials wrote volunteers of citizens to help protect the shut.
At that time, the Malawi announcing will be prepared for the revocation of their peace-keeping power. This follows the killing of their three soldiers in the battle around Goma.
They were part of South Africa, led by South Africa. Although killed by South Africans, President Cyril Ramaphosa sworn that he would keep his troops.
Back in Goma, where citizens adapt to life under M23, there is fear of cholera.
Stephan Goethubuer, District Leading from Umédecins Sans Frontières (MSF), said the water availability of days, seafood in the streets, such as Nelara.
“Some of our cholera treatments are full and have been expanded.”
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