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Central African Republic: Aid Agencies Halt Work After Attacks On Staff

Posted by Staff Writer on May 7, 2017 in Latest News | 6 Views
[Al Jazeera] Four international aid agencies have temporarily suspended their operations in northern Central African Republic due to attacks on aid workers by armed groups, the United Nations said. Click here to read entire article

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