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Aug 8th, 2007 by Kersten Jauer, HDPT CAR
WFP brought back pictures from the road to Sam Ouandja, where more than 2,700 refugees need assistance.
After weeks of rain, the main road to Sam Ouandja is almost completely impassable. The WFP truck convoy took almost 14 days to arrive in Sam Ouandja from Bangui.
Look at the photo gallery after the break to see the trucks stuck in the mud.
Sam Ouandja is almost 1,000 kilometers from Bangui by road.
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