Monday, February 26, 2007
630 displaced families return to Baghdad
Humanitarian
(Gulf News) Hundreds of displaced Iraqi families are moving back to their homes, a week after implementation of the new security plan "Imposing Law", a week ago. Brigadier Qasim Al Mussawi, Baghdad security plan spokesman, said more than 630 families have returned to their homes accompanied by Iraqi military troops after fleeing from the sectarian violence and ethnic cleansing. According to the Iraqi Ministry of Immigration and Immigrants' statistics, more than 35,000 Iraqi families were displaced after receiving threats from terrorists.
Labels: Brigadier Qasim Al Mussawi, displaced people
