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At least 30 people were killed when a truck laden with explosives exploded close to a market at Kaawo Goodey junction in Wadajir District of Mogadishu According to the District Commissioner of Wadajir,Ahmed Abdulle Afrah the truck exploded as it moved near a market killing tens of people. The truck is believed to have been […]

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At least 30 people were killed when a truck laden with explosives exploded close to a market at Kaawo Goodey junction in Wadajir District of Mogadishu
According to the District Commissioner of Wadajir,Ahmed Abdulle Afrah the truck exploded as it moved near a market killing tens of people.

The truck is believed to have been on its way to downtown Mogadishu targeting a hotel or government institution.

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No one has claimed responsibility for the attack but it has all the hallmarks of Alshabaab’s attacks

 

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