Twenty-nine children taking their school exams in Central Africa Republic killed in a crush after a nearby blow, a Hospital Director told BBC.
The explosion, on the second day of high-school finals on Wednesday, occurred in a power transformer, as Abel Assay from Bangui Community Hospital.
“The noise of the explosion, mixed with smoke” caused the alarm to nearly 6,000 students sitting at a schoolbalaureate at a school, Bangui, local radio station reported by Ndeke Luka.
President Faustin-Exit to Toadéra exit a period of national mourning.
He also commanded that more than 280 injured in crush get free hospital treatment.
Students from five different capital schools have been to Lycée Barthélémy Boganda to sit at the Baccalaureate Exam.
The vehicle continues to deal with political challenges and security challenges.
Government forces, sponsored by Russian mercenaries, fighting armed groups threatening to overthrow Touadéra’s administration
