Friday, July 16, 2010

Somalia: Calm Returns, Casualties Rise in Somali Region Under Ethiopia

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El-Dibir — Calm has returned to parts of the Somali region under the Ethiopian control a day after tense situation, just as casualties of civilians rose, witnesses told Shabelle radio on Sunday.
More than 15 Somali civilians were killed and about 30 others wounded by the Ethiopian troops as they had forcibly and deliberately attacked the residents in the Somali residents in El-dibir village under the control of Ethiopia on Saturday.
Reports say that the number of deaths reach 17excldung new bodies found in the area where the two sides fought yesterday, while more than 25 other injured there. The injured people were including some of them who were wounded in car accident between Burgesole and Abudwaq district of Galgudud region in central Somalia.
The accident occurred as two vehicles deploying injured civilians from El-dibir village and rushed to Abudwak district in central Somalia where they were being treated.
Witnesses told Shabelle radio that the Ethiopian troops killed Somali nomads keeping livestock in the forests adding they killed by the Ethiopian troops as out of humanity as those deceased were not aware of any tense and violence.
The traditional elders led by the peace maker of Sede clan (mareehan) had held meeting in Abudwaq district in Galgudud region in central Somalia and appointed a committee of 8 members to deploy the dead bodies killed by the Ethiopian troops and to make statistic for the people of the village though more people were still missing and thought that the Ethiopian troops had taken as prisoners.
Residents said the murdered people was among a well known peacemaker who reached there to mediate the Ethiopian troops and the Somali residents under the control of Ethiopia, how ever, the situation of the latest reports from the region indicate there was calm situation on Sunday morning as the people were still busy for collecting the dead bodies of the Somali civilians.

Somalia: Residents in Shock as death toll rises to 20

Listen the  interview Dr abdirisaq  abdulahi Warsame the only doctor,in the   main hospital of the district , Abudwaq Hospital UNDP estimated about  500,000 people in the area, mostly  refuge from . Islamist fighters shabaab control  southern Somalia and  The humanitarian crisis in Ethiopia's Ogaden region that extends to both sides of the border. The Doctor warsame . appeal for urgent help, this the only  urgent care center, where hundreds of patients have found refuge from  both southern somalia and   Ethiopia.
MASSACRE. VICTIM'S LIST.
A rebellion by 
ethnic Somali's in Ethiopia's Ogaden region has been ...1.Somali Marehan tribes leader . omar diriye igal (cumar diiriye cigaal)
2.jama mahanad osman( Jamac maxamed cismaan ( jaamac dhagaf)
3. Village School Principal hasan abdul ishaq (Xasan Cabdul isxaaq.)
4. Clan  Older  hudi anod gir (Xudumeey caanood giir)
5. Clan  Older   farah hashi firn
(faarax xaashi firin)
6. Village Manager  siad omar hashi (Siyaasi cumar xaashi)
7.   Village Educational Leadership  abdi jama harah (cabdi jaamac faarax)
8 Village spiritual (leader,sheak (yusuf said dirie )  yuusuf siciid diiriye
9. businessman  asad farah gunile ( asad faarax gudinle)
10.   Village councilman  galad ilih sofe ( galad ilix soofe)
11.Student abdi risaq mahamaed hidig (Cabdi risaaq maxamed xidig)
12.Student karan shagri dhomay (Karar shugri dhoomeey)
13. truck driver  hasan duale (Xasan daclaale)
14.truck driver cali dahir gele (Cali daahir geele)
15.Student qadar dahir iid (Qadar daahir ciid)
16. Student  abdi deq mohamad (Cabdi deeq maxamed Shikh)
many civilians wounded , four  wounded has just passed away will begin very soon  their names. 
Some Historical Background
  its not the first time it happen Friday, May 21, 2010

Ethiopia  massacre in Buhotle Town SSC region of Somalia.....Ethiopia is helping Somaliland: An enclave of one secessionist clan hijacking others ..Anti-separatist protesters block roads in Las Anod town vadio

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