Mogadishu Clashes Kill Five

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Garowe Online (Garowe)

26 April 2011

Clashes between Somali government military killed five people including civilians and wounded six others in Mogadishu the restive capital of Somalia on Monday.

A businessman in KM4 told Garowe Online “the clashes broke out after government military forces in KM4 area disagreed with money they took from local public vehicles,”

Three government military forces and two civilians have been killed in the fighting.

“Mogadishu Emergency ambulance service collected the dead bodies and injured civilians to the local hospitals in the capital,” A woman who sells grocery at KM4 area told Garowe Online.

Somali government officials told the Press in Mogadishu that they are investigating the clashes between the government soldiers.

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