29 students in Banguida panic after the dead

Twenty-nine children, who took school exams in the Central African Republic, suffered a blast after a nearby explosion, and the hospital manager told BBC.

The explosion said on Wednesday on the second day of the high school final in a power transformer, Abel Assayee from Bangui Community Hospital.

Ndeke Luke, “combination of the explosion with smoke”, the capital Bangui, the excitement between almost 6,000 students sitting in a school at a school station.

President Faustin-Archange Touadéra has announced the national mourning period.

He ordered that more than 280 people in the cruelty receive free treatment in the hospital.

Students from five different schools in the capital went to Lycée Barthélemy Boganda to sit in the bachelor’s exam.

The car continues to face political instability and security issues.

Supported government forces, supported by Russian mercenaries, are struggling with armed groups threatening Touadéra’s leadership