Attacks
On 27 March around 150–200 Fulani and 3R rebels attacked Gontikiri village near Gadzi with light and heavy weapons. Since the end of March, a series of attacks in the region have killed ten civilians and injured one person severely. On 3 April group of 12 merchants on board of seven motorcycles was caught by 3R rebels in Zawélé village while travelling towards weekly market in Guen village. They stripped them of all their belongings and burned down all the motorcycles. Victims, severely beaten were hospitalized in serious condition. Local population in response carried out a reprisal attack on a camp of Fulani Mbororo herders, causing several deaths and injuries. In response Fulani asked 3R rebels to come to support them. The rebels attacked local population in the villages of Gontikiri, Zawélé, Mayaka, Moinam, Gbon, Zokombo, and Zaoro-Yanga. Yassimbéré and Boibalé villages were attacked on 8 April with seven people being shot dead by armed Fulani. Their motorcycles were burnt. On the same day alleged 3R rebels attacked convoy of seven motorcycles in Gontikiri village killing three people, looting stuff and burning motorcycles. Attackers in total killed dozens of people and vandalized and looted people's houses and belongings as well as causing massive population displacement. Local youths reportedly tried to repel the invaders however without weapons attackers managed to overran the region with the town of Gadzi being reportedly emptied of its population. On 8 April between 15:00 and 17:00 Anti-balaka fighters attacked Fulani camp located in the bush near the village of Zawa. At least a dozen people were killed, thirty oxen slaughtered and houses burnt. The Anti-balaka fighters belonged to pro-government faction led by general Severin Ndoguia alias "Le Bleu". On 11 April around 15:00 Anti-balaka fighters attacked Fulani camp in Bekadili village. Around 13 people were killed in total and 100 oxen were stolen by the attackers.Population displacement
Fighting caused massive population displacement with 2,000 people fleeing to Zawa and 300 toReferences
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