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23, July 2017
Nigerian camp hit by air strike ‘was not marked on maps’ 0
Nigeria’s air force accidentally attacked a refugee camp in January because the site was not marked in its maps, the military told the Reuters news agency.
Reuters adds that the investigation into the mistake found that the air force saw people gatehring in the area on satellite footage and assumed they were Boko Haram Islamist militants.
An official told the BBC at the time that 115 people were killed by the air attack on the camp in Rann which the army mistook for a base for Boko Haram militants.
All humanitarian sites should be marked on military maps in future, the investigators said.
Source: BBC