BY News Agency
The police in Borno on Thursday confirmed that four policemen and six soldiers were killed in the Boko Haram attack in Rann, a community in Kala Balge local government area of the state.
Damian Chukwu, commissioner of police in the state, disclosed this while fielding questions at a monthly meeting in Maiduguri, the state capital.
“In the recent attack in Kala Balge local government area, four mobile policemen and some six soldiers were killed,” he said.
“The police are part of the counter-insurgency campaign to restore peace and stability, and were deployed to various locations.”
He also disclosed that over 500 men had been deployed to Operation Lafiya Dole, and reiterated the commitment of the command to the successful implementation of the counter-insurgency campaign.
The United Nations Office for Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs had said three aid workers were killed and three others sustained injuries while a nurse was declared missing during the terrorists’ attack in Rann on March 1.
The UN agency said the aid workers were providing humanitarian services to over 50,000 internally displaced persons who fled their homes due to the ongoing conflict in the region.
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