The United Nations mourns four of the peace memorization who died in a tragic accident in Central Africa

Two others were injured when an armored soldier was carrying them in the Ombilla-MBCO River, while they were heading from Bangui to Pambari after a routine to supply supply.

The Secretary -General – in a statement attributed to his spokesman – expressed his sincere condolences to the families of the peace of peace who died, as well as the government and people of the Republic of the Congo, wishing a speedy recovery for the injured.

He also expressed his solidarity with the Minoska mission during this difficult time, his gratitude to the powers and people of the Central African Republic, as well as divers from Cameroon, for joining Minuska in the rescue process.

The Secretary -General praised the dedication of the UN peace keepers who continue to serve them in the most difficult environments, and reaffirmed his firm appreciation for the commitment and sacrifices of men and women who serve in the Minoska mission for the issue of peace in the Central African Republic.