Security forces recovering bodies in Manipur's Kangpokpi district
Security forces recovering bodies in Manipur's Kangpokpi district
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Recuperan seis cuerpos en Manipur, presuntamente de civiles naga desaparecidos

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Las fuerzas de seguridad recuperaron seis cuerpos en el distrito de Kangpokpi, en Manipur. Se cree que pertenecen a civiles naga desaparecidos desde el 13 de mayo.

Las fuerzas de seguridad recuperaron los seis cuerpos en la aldea de Leilon Vaiphei el miércoles, tras una operación de búsqueda que contó con cerca de 450 efectivos de la policía de Manipur, la CRPF y los Assam Rifles. La policía indicó que se cree que los restos pertenecen a los civiles naga secuestrados el 13 de mayo.

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