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Home Local News Ajdabiya

Mass grave found

byMichel Cousins
February 21, 2012
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The commander of the Zubayr Bakoush brigade has said that a mass grave with a large number of bodies had been found ten kilometres from . . .[restrict]the town of Ajdabiya.

Members of the brigade had discovered the grave.

DNA samples had been taken to identify the identities of the bodies. [/restrict]

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