Move to aid Hutu refugees

Sunday 30 March 1997 23:02 BST

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United Nations and other aid workers launched a big operation to help about 20,000 Rwandan Hutu refugees comply with orders to leave a temporary camp close to Kisangani. The UN refugee agency said the rebels who seized Zaire's third city two weeks ago had ordered the refugees at Lula, five miles south of Kisangani, to move back from the city towards a site 15 miles to the south.

Reuters - Goma

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