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Ivorian PM Unharmed in Attack on Plane

Friday, June 29, 2007 5:36:28 PM
By PARFAIT KOUASSI

 Ivory Cost rebel leader and new prime minister Guillaume Soro, speaks to media during an interview in the city of Bouake, Ivory Coast, in this Tuesday, April 3, 2007, file. A convoy carrying Prime Minister Guillaume Soro was attacked with heavy gunfire as it left a northern airport Friday, June 29, a spokesman for a rebel group which formerly controlled the north said. (AP Photo,File) ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast (AP) - A plane carrying Ivory Coast's prime minister came under heavy gunfire as it landed Friday at an airport in the country's north but the leader was not harmed, his spokesmen said.

Three other people suffered fatal injuries during a rough landing at Bouake airport, roughly 250 miles from the West African country's commercial capital, Abidjan, two spokesmen for Prime Minister Guillaume Soro said.

"You heard the sound of heavy explosions and then several volleys of shots," Sidiki Konate, who was with Soro on the plane, told French radio. "Many were also injured seriously. The prime minister was unhurt," he said.


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