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Uganda: Pupils, Patients Faint As Police Battles Pro-Bobi Protestors in Kamuli

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[Monitor] Salima Kafuko, a P7 candidate at Kamuli Township and two of her colleagues were rushed to Kamuli general Hospital after they fainted from school as Teargas and gunfire rocked Kamuli Municipality in attempts by security forces to quell pro-Bobi Wine demonstrators, Wednesday.

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