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Hundreds of civilians killed in Chad (AP)

Date : 05 Feb 2008 Category : World

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AP - Hundreds of civilians have died in fierce fighting between rebels and government forces in Chad's capital, Red Cross officials said Tuesday, as the insurgents agreed to a cease-fire and their momentum faded. Former colonial power France threatened to enter the fight to support the government.

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