An estimated 6,000 people have taken refuge in the Gambia after fleeing the violence in the past week between the army and rebels in Casamance, in the south of neighboring Senegal, the Gambian authorities announced on Saturday 19 March.
2022/03/20/operation-casamance-at-least-6-000-people-flee-to-the-gambia
2022/03/20/operation-casamance-at-least-6-000-people-flee-to-the-gambia
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