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Sector leadership led by Mr. Hussain (3rd R)
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UNAMID JSR Dr. Mohamed
Ibn Chambas along with Acting Force Commander Lt. Gen. Wynjones Kisamba and
Police Commissioner Ms. Hester Adriana Paneras visited the other 17 injured peacekeepers
at the same Hospital yesterday.
The Mission leadership
and the UNSG Ban Ki-moon have condemned the act and called for the Government
of Sudan to bring the perpetrators of the “heinous” act to justice.Meanwhile, according
to press reports, Tanzanian President JakayaKikwete expressed his deep shock
following the incident and he sent condolences to the Tanzania People’s Defense
Forces (TPDF) and the bereaved families.
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John Kivunge, a Tanzanian Staff Officer with JOC, reads a program of the brief
ceremony
He wished quick recovery
for the injured soldiers, saying: “I don’t have a lot of words to express my
shock and sadness on the soldiers who died while on a very important mission of
United Nations, on keeping peace in an area where thousands of people have been
killed…” Mr. Kikwete said in a statement issued by the Directorate of
Presidential Communications yesterday, adding; “since the fallen servicemen and
women were deployed in Darfur in February this year and since Tanzania started deploying troops in 2007, they have
done a good work and the country is proud of them”.
Military
salute as the 'Last Post' rings out by Nigbatt in honour of the fallen heroes
Prayers
from an Imam for the fallen peacekeepers
Prayers
from a chaplain
Prayers
from another chaplain
Maj.
Elinami Moshi reads brief CVs of the deceased to the top brass
A section of the top brass
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