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Video Menunjukkan Ratusan Orang Ditawan Setelah Penculikan Masjid di Nigeria
Sebuah kelompok bersenjata telah membagikan rekaman di media sosial yang menggambarkan sekitar 600 orang diculik dari sebuah masjid di Desa Dekara, Nigeria.
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Sebuah kelompok bersenjata telah merilis video yang memperlihatkan sekitar 600 wanita, anak-anak, dan orang tua yang diculik selama serangan hari Jumat terhadap sebuah masjid di Desa Dekara, yang terletak di Negara Bagian Niger, Nigeria tengah-utara. Diunggah di Facebook dan WhatsApp, rekaman tersebut menampilkan kelompok besar tawanan yang duduk di lokasi berhutan dikelilingi oleh pria bersenjata. Di latar belakang video, beberapa anak terdengar sedang menangis.
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