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Maputo sees stronger unrest

Tags: Mozambique, strike, Society, World, News
 
Sep 2, 2010 16:51 Moscow Time
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Mozambique's capital Maputo saw stronger unrest on Thursday triggered by protests against increasing water and electricity prices.

10 people were killed, 27 injured and dozens of shops and banks looted.

Many vital city installations are closed as they are inaccessible due to bus drivers' strike.

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