Rabat (INA) - The Islamic Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (ISESCO) condemned the terrorist bombings that took place on Monday (January 25, 2016) in a popular market and in a bridge near an army camp in the city of Bodou, Republic of Cameroon, which killed 32 people and injured dozens of others. In a statement, a copy of which was received by the Islamic News Agency (INA), ISESCO said: These criminal acts, which are being carried out by deviant terrorist groups, are corruption on earth and crimes against humanity that must be condemned and the international community must work with full force and solidarity to confront them. ISESCO affirmed its support for the Republic of Cameroon, its member state, in its measures to combat terrorism and eliminate its sources. It is noteworthy that these suicide attacks are among the worst attacks in this region, which is constantly attacked by the Boko Haram terrorist group. (End) h p
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