The Morning Call
An anti-crime operation launched in Mali about two weeks ago has been a success. This is according to authorities who set up the operation to reduce the high rates of crime in the capital Bamako.
In a span of just three weeks, locals say a total of five people had been murdered.
To reassure the population, authorities in the country mobilized about a thousand members of the Security and Defence Forces to deal with the situation.
As a result, more than 700 suspects were arrested in less than a week in and around the capital. And among them, dozens of Mali’s most wanted criminals.
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