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38 people were killed and dozens injured following suspected militia attack in Beni, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.
Militiamen have responded with a series of massacres against civilians since the Congolese troops commenced a military operation against armed groups in October.
Africanews correspondent Gael Mpoyo updates us on the situation.
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