Rescue Operation: Cameroonian Troops Save 8 Abducted Students
Summary:
Cameroonian troops successfully rescued eight students abducted by armed terrorists in the Northwest region. The attackers also kidnapped the vice-principal and discipline master, and torched classrooms and an administrative office. Abdoullahi Aliou, Menchum division’s prefect, condemned the barbaric act, ensuring ongoing investigations. All injured students are receiving medical treatment.
In a crucial operation, Cameroonian troops rescued eight students kidnapped by armed terrorists in the Northwest region. The abduction occurred at 9:30 am on Tuesday in Esu village, Menchum division, with the vice-principal and discipline master also taken.
Shockingly, the assailants not only targeted individuals but also set fire to two classrooms and an administrative office at the school. Abdoullahi Aliou, prefect of Menchum division, strongly condemned these violent acts, labeling them as a “continuous barbaric act.”
Aliou assured the population that investigations were underway, emphasizing the commitment to tracking down the criminals responsible for the heinous acts. Those found guilty would face punishment according to existing regulations.
Despite the injuries sustained during the attack, all students are currently receiving medical treatment. This prompt response aims to provide necessary care and support to the victims of this disturbing incident.
Since 2017, separatist fighters have been active in the Northwest and Southwest regions, clashing with government forces in pursuit of an independent nation. The challenges faced by affected communities continue to escalate due to these activities.
