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Monday, 29 January, 2001, 16:52 GMT
Kenya Somalia flights suspended
Flights between Kenya and the Somali port of Kismayu have been suspended after Somali gunmen destroyed a small aircraft making a delivery of the mild narcotic, khat. Nobody was hurt, though the pilot fled the plane after warning shots were fired through the windshield. Correspondents say the incident was caused by a dispute over the supply of khat a popular drug in Somalia but which is grown in neighboring Kenya and flown in daily. From the newsroom of the BBC World Service |
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