Rédaction Africa Links 24 with BDO Mamadou
Published on 2024-04-03 09:01:34
The fight against cross-border crime between Cameroon and Chad is yielding results. Five Cameroonians abducted in the Northern region in Touboro and taken by their kidnappers to Chad have been released by Chadian forces. The former hostages, the youngest of whom is under 20 years old, were received yesterday morning by the governor of the Far North region.
It is a relief for these former hostages, although severely weakened after enduring torture during their captivity.
One such case is that of Boukaï Victor, 22 years old, who sustained serious injuries to his back and was immediately transferred to the regional hospital in Maroua with the four other former hostages on the instructions of the governor of the Far North region.
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The efforts to combat cross-border crime and ensure the safety of citizens in the region are crucial for maintaining security and stability. This successful operation to secure the release of these hostages demonstrates the cooperation and coordination between Cameroon and Chad in addressing transnational crime.
The physical and psychological toll taken on the victims of such crimes is immense, and it is essential for both countries to continue working together to effectively combat these threats and protect their citizens. The immediate medical attention provided to the released hostages highlights the importance of ensuring their well-being and recovery after such traumatic experiences.
As the former hostages begin their journey towards healing and recovery, it is essential for both governments to continue their collaboration in fighting cross-border crime and ensuring the safety and security of their populations. This successful operation serves as a ray of hope amidst the challenges posed by transnational crime, and it underscores the importance of international cooperation in addressing such threats.
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