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UPDF fallen soldiers remains brought home

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By Watchdog reporter

The remains of Uganda People’s Defence Force(UPDF) soldiers who were killed in Somalia by Al-shabab militants on Sunday have been brought home for burial.

The plane carrying caskets with bodies of the deceased arrived at Entebbe Airbase on Wednesday afternoon.

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The bodies were received by relatives of the dead soldiers and a delegation from UPDF headed by Lt. General Wilson Mbadi, the deputy Chief of Defence Forces.

UPDF’s flag was flown at half-mast in respect for the deceased.

The soldiers were ambushed at Goryowein along Bulu-maler and Beladamin in Lower Shabelle region, about 140 km Southwest of the capital Mogadishu as they patrolled to secure Mogadishu-Barawe road which is the main supply route to the UPDF forward bases.



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