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Un video muestra a cientos de cautivos tras el secuestro en una mezquita en Nigeria
Un grupo armado ha compartido imágenes en redes sociales que muestran a unas 600 personas secuestradas en una mezquita en la aldea de Dekara, Nigeria.
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Un grupo armado ha publicado un video que muestra a aproximadamente 600 mujeres, niños y ancianos secuestrados durante un ataque perpetrado el viernes contra una mezquita en la aldea de Dekara, situada en el estado de Níger, en el centro-norte de Nigeria. Publicadas en Facebook y WhatsApp, las imágenes muestran a grandes grupos de cautivos sentados en una zona boscosa rodeados de hombres armados. De fondo en el video, se puede escuchar a varios niños llorando.
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