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The kingdom of Saudi Arabia will airlift some victims of Mogadishu central hotel attack for further medical attention. Efforts by local hospitals to treat the injured was unsuccessful since they received serious injuries. Turkey and United Arab Emirates have earlier airlifted others who sustained critical injuries for further medical attention. Al Shabaab claimed attack at […]

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The kingdom of Saudi Arabia will airlift some victims of Mogadishu central hotel attack for further medical attention.

Efforts by local hospitals to treat the injured was unsuccessful since they received serious injuries.

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Turkey and United Arab Emirates have earlier airlifted others who sustained critical injuries for further medical attention.

Al Shabaab claimed attack at central hotel has resulted over the death of 45 people including MPs.

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