UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon reiterated a call for concerted action to prevent a relapse of the violence that tore the Central African Republic apart.
The UN chief is also appealing for support from the country's partners to promote long-term peace and development. Around 30 people have been killed and over 100 more injured in Bangui, in the worst fighting to hit the country this year.
The UN chief is also appealing for support from the country's partners to promote long-term peace and development. Around 30 people have been killed and over 100 more injured in Bangui, in the worst fighting to hit the country this year.
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