In the midst of a ceasefire, the residents of Goma are racing to 2,000 bodies | News of the conflict

People in the eastern Democratic Republic of Goma Congo rushed to bury about 2,000 victims of last week’s battles for the city while fearing the spread of the disease in the midst of a ceasefire.

The M23 rebels supported in Rwanda, who captured Goma, declared a ceremony on Monday and supported a large extent, although some residents reported a sporadic shot and robbery on Tuesday.

People in the city were examining the bombed buildings and tried to clean the flooded Morgue. More than 2,000 bodies of people killed in last week’s conflict requires burial in the crowd, said the Minister of Communication DRC overnight.

The United Nations said that at least 900 people were killed and almost 3,000 injured in the day of fighting in the crowd, which led to his capture.

The circumference of civil damage still occurs with the reports of people caught in cross -fire, flooded hospitals and bodies left on the street.

Julienne Zain Barabara, a resident of the neighborhood of Katoya, said one of her children was killed last week, and two were wounded by flying Srapnel when explosives hit near their home.

“We took them to a hospital where one of them died after three hours. The other two are still receiving treatment. They had scanning, and one still has shrapnel in their heads.”

Last week without electricity, they influenced the Morgues cooling, which led to the “time of time” to identify the body, said Myriam Favier, head of the Red Cross International Committee in a Goma co -champion.

“The country where the bodies can be buried in the crowd is extremely limited,” she added.