82 dead bodies in a field another man said he saw 20 bodies in another location the ethiopian human rights commission confirmed at least 100 died it's the latest deadly violence between rival ethnic groups in the region well the gunmen struck hours after the ethiopian prime minister i've visited the region affirming his plans to stop the recurring violence there one of the recent deadly incidents in the area was an attack by gunmen on a bus last month which left so he 4 people dead. since the beginning of november the ethiopian military has been fighting the te great people's liberation front in the northern region that's raised fears of a security vacuum in restive areas elsewhere in the country elections due next year have further inflame the simmering tensions over land power and resources. tensions are high in central african republic before sunday's election a new alliance of armed groups calling itself the patriots coalition for change has threatened to march on the capital bangui the u.n. mission says it's pushing back the rebels to prevent them from taking control of strategic towns but fears

in the western ethiopian region where tensions have been escalating according to the ethiopian human rights commissione attack took place in an area where amnesty international says dozens of people are still unaccounted for a day after the prime minister visit to the area, calling for peace and unity, following several deadly incidents. some are trying to divide ethiopia amid ethnic and religious lines. elsewhere, government troops have been fighting a liberation front since the beginning of november, raising fears of a security vacuum and other areas of the country. elections, due next year, have raised further questions about land and power. a lawyer and researchers who worked with the ethiopian attorney general's office on legal and justice reform efforts says that the parts of ethiopia could experience fighting because of the tigray region fighting. >> that is a fear, because the human rights commission, which you just quoted, came up with the most comprehensive information on this, and the attacks started when the federal troops that were stationed to guard the community actually withdrew yester

google news region told the reuters news agency he counted 82 dead bodies in a field the ethiopian human rights commission confirmed at least 100 dead store owners in the central african republic are shutting their doors or span express in the capital bangui a new alliance of armed groups calling itself the patriots coalition for change has threatened to march to the capital ahead of sunday's elections the u.k. is now facing the threat of 2 kovan 1000 mutations with a new strain reported in 2 people who have recently travelled from south africa the u.k. is also reported the highest think recent cases since the pandemic began with 31237 new infections the government also recorded another $744.00 deaths on wednesday we are quarantining cases and close contacts of cases found in the u.k. 2nd placing immediate restrictions on travel from south africa and finally and most importantly. anyone in the u.k. who has been in south africa in the past fortnight and anyone who has a close contact of someone who's been in south africa in the last fortnight must quarantine immediately thousands of drivers are stranded in

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