'People are afraid': BBC visits DR Congo city under rebel control
More than 700 people died as fighters from the M23 group captured the eastern city of Goma.
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'People are afraid': BBC visits DR Congo city under rebel control
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Rebels edging closer to taking key DR Congo city
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Rebels edging closer to taking key DR Congo city
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