Breaking! Chad Reopens Borders After Deby’s Death

Hamilton Nwosa
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Breaking! Chad Reopens Borders After Deby’s Death

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Chad reopened its borders on Wednesday, a day after they were closed following the death in combat of president Idriss Deby Itno, the country’s new transitional military council said.

A curfew — also imposed after the veteran leader’s death on Tuesday — would now start from 8 pm instead of 6 pm, according to a statement signed by the military council’s spokesman Azem Bermandoa Agouna.

 

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