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Thousands of Tutsi rebels flee into Rwanda fearing onslaught
GOMA. Congo. Sept 17: More than 3,000 Congolese Tutsis who fled their homes in the northeast and had been living in a refugee camp here have crossed into Rwanda fearing attack. spokesman for two aid agencies said Monday, reports
They reportedly were part of a group of 7,000 Tutsis who arrived in Goma several weeks ago after being attacked by former Rwanda Hutu soldiers and
'Rwanda border, they had been protected by Rwandan soldiers
Rwandan soldiers and officers. most of whom are Tutsis, helped rebel forces, also Tutsis, capture the former Zaire in an eight-month sweep that brought President Laurent Kabila to power in May. The government renamed the country Congo.
Some aid agency workers speaking on condition of anonymity, said the 3,000
weekend because the soldiers themselves had left Thursday.
"It's not likely a coincidence that these displaced Tutsis left at the same time as the Rwandan soldiers." said Franke De Jonge, director of the aid agency Doctors Without Borders, which had been supplying water for the displaced Tutsis at the Goma camp.
Sources said Increasing incidents of violence and hostility from indigenous tribes had forced Kabila s officials to s?nd the Rwandan soldiers back to their country.
The Tutsis began crossing Into northwestern Rwanda on Friday, and by Saturday, the camp was empty. De Jonge said.
Yvan Sturm, a spokesman for UN refugee agency, said 2.830 Congolese Tutsis arrived in the Rwandan border town of Gisenyi on Saturday, and another 477 on Sunday.
There was no indication where the remaining 3.700 Tutsis had gone.
Sturm said more than 1.300 of the new arrivals in Gisenyi had been settled into an existing camp for Congolese Tutsis at Mudende, where more than 100 people were massacred last month by the Rwandan Hutu rebels.
They were settled there at the request of Rwandan authorities, who assured UN officials that they had secured the area. Sturm said.
Both northwestern Rwanda and th? Masis! region of Congo that the 7.000 Tutsis originally fled, have been under steady attack by rebels bent on destabilizing the two countries.
Many of the Rwandan Hutu insurgents took part in the slaughter of more than half a million Tutsis in Rwanda in 1994, which was orchestrated by the then-Hutu government.
When Tutsi-led rebels ousted the Hutu regime in Rwanda, ending the genocide in July 1994. the Hutu killers fled to Zaire.