A troop Commander reported that Cameroonian forces killed 10
Boko Haram members who launched an attack on a town bordering Nigeria.
The commander stated that hundreds of fighters entered the
border town of Ashigashia in Cameroon on Tuesday and started shooting into the
air. The commander stated that the insurgent group retreated when Cameroonian reinforcements
arrived the scene.
According to the Commander, 10 Boko Haram members were
killed while 2 soldiers were severely wounded. He also reported that some
arrests were made but no civilian causalities occurred.
In 2014, it was reported that the Boko Haram captured and
inhabited Ashigashia for three weeks before the Cameroonian forces recaptured
the territory. This incident made about 100,000 people flee the territory to
neighboring towns.
Source: The Associated Press

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