Men drowned risks to avoid calling by rebels

Jordan has preferred to face the risk of swimming along a river in the Democratic Republic of the Democratic Republic of the Democratic Republic of the Congo Democratic Republic.

25-year-old, Dr. Kongo and Burundi clung to a black box bag, as he used strong currents to walk the road in the Rusi River.

In the last stage in a desperate journey to escape security in Burundi, the conflict in East Dr. Kongo is running with M23 rebels who seized Goma and Bukavu cities in the past five weeks.

“I managed to run a safe way … Because I was moving through the forest and moved along the bushes instead of the main road.”

“This is the reason, M23 fighters are everywhere and they are forcing us to fight the government,” he said.

Burundian troops control Riverbank in Cibitoke province of Cibitoke in Cibitoke province.

They are between 70,000 people who took refuge in the last month, as they were supported by Rwanda to the north of Burundi’s neighbors for the last month.

At the end of January, in the central Bucavu, the capital of the South Kivu province of Dr. Congo and in mid-February, Bucavu took the great center of Bukavu.

Mr. Bita’s baggage was thoroughly inspected over orders of Burundi troops – no weapons are allowed.

After that, he took his bag and took a steep hill to the nearest refugee camp in Rugombo.

It is for the family, the necessary meals, peanuts and beans – a camp in a camp in the football stadium of the city.

Another man, Amani Sebakungu, as he was exhausted and caused by Ruhizi, “I have been in the river, I told you to be my heart. God was safe.”

Since the BBC team gave an interview with Mr. Sebakungu, the Burundi military decided to empty the area, because the area of ​​all of us was all together.

Later, looking at a nearby hill, we can save people on a military fatigue rebels and the congolese side.

The hazards of the face flee are real.

During the last two weeks, at least 20 people were swept away for trying to swim 300 m (984ft) along the tea at a depth of 10 m at certain points. It is thought to be disclosed of many drowning choks.

Clarice Kacindi lost his three-year-old child while crossing Rusizi 10 days ago.

“One of my children I slept on my head in front of me.

“M23 makes our lives very difficult. We must stop this war. Although I want to go back home, even if I have to start from scratch.

Hundreds of white tent stadiums were put in the stadium as the documents of those seeking asylum.

25 people share a tent, many sleeps under the stars. The food is rational only with a meal a day.

The main border post between Dr. Kongo and Burundi in Gatumba is also busy.

Uvira and Burundi’s main city of Burundy, the main city of Burundi, this is the main city of Burundi, Uvira and Burundi.

Now Burundi is only one-way traffic with refugees flowing to women and children.

Speaking at the anonymity, the security officers of the Burdian, according to the BBC, said that men should not be permitted from the border and protect the city from M23.

Burundi, Dr. Congo, who struggled with the military there, has more than 10,000 soldiers.

Many of the soldiers are now located in Uvira, with more than 300,000 people.

It is located in the northern end of Lake Tanganyika, and now M23 rebels are said to be a departure from Bukavu to South and 70 km.

Burundi, according to the hostility of Rwanda, the Dr. Congo was a natural ally in the years.

Relationships between Rwanda and Burundi have long been hostile, and by accusing each other to try to overthrow each other.

Countries share a similar language and ethnic makeup – are often revived for strength with Tutsi and Hutu communities – and both have been terrible ethnic-based massacres.

However, unlike the Ruanda led by a Tutsi President, most Hutus is in power in Burundi.

The Burundi government is afraid to strengthen the rebel group called the Red Tabara, in the South Kivu, in the South Kivu, M23.

Southern Kivu consists mainly of grasps mainly and attacked Burundi in the past.

“It is terrible for Burundi. This is the first time for this many refugees for the first time,” he said from the UN refugee agency to BBC.

“We must support this country in the acquisition of refugees to improve the state of refugees for the absence of refugees and the host communities for Burundi.”

Eighty-seven-year-old Magega Mwarui can often approve the years of riots in the trigger region by ethnic competitions.

“I repeatedly ran to Burundi. We passed this river carrying small things carrying small things we left,” he said.

“I’m almost when I’m drowning before I’m blinding, before I was blind.

Charlotte Odile, located on the edge of Rugombo, founded for official registrants now, said he came to Burundi with his four children after his husband’s south-kivu rebels.

“I hope to find a house for my children and peace,” he said.

An additional report by BBC’s Robert KipToo.