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Ethiopia fighting escalates in Tigray killing 52 civilians, medic tells the BBC

Ethiopia fighting escalates in Tigray killing 52 civilians, medic tells the BBC

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Ethiopia fighting escalates in Tigray killing 52 civilians, medic tells the BBCImage source, Social media via ReutersImage caption, Tanks and armoured vehicles were filmed passing through Alamata after days of clashesByMichael Teferi, BBC Africa, Lion Tsigab, BBC Tigrinya and Lucy FlemingPublished1 hour agoAt least 52 civilians have been killed during three days of heavy fighting around Alamata in Ethiopia's northern Tigray region, hospital sources have told the BBC.It appears government troops have taken control of the town from regional fighters and intend to push north towards Mekelle, the region's main city.

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