The political mobilities comforting those injured in the clashes of September 26th

At least 8 people have been wounded, and admitted at the hospital after clashes between demonstrators and police forces on September 26th in the capital city. Political mobility representatives, led by Fetison Andrianirina, joined the hospital to comfort them. 

It was an opportunity for those injured to assess the previous day’s tough repression. “There were kill shots” confirmed a victim. 

The police forces, represented by colonel Richard Ravalomanana, are telling of a “forbidden crowd gathering”. As far as he is concerned, Fetison Andrianirina justified the presence of anti-HAT political mobility figures on the scene: “We were there to ask our partisans to pull back as the authorities had denied the access to the Mahamasina stadium, but the boomers have been confiscated by the soldiers”.  

The political mobilities militating for the implementation of the Maputo agreements have, once more, deplored the police forces’ attitude. And they were entitled to do so even more as a very serious incident has taken place on that 26th of September: as the demonstration’s organizers were meeting inside one of the capital city’s hotels, a man in military fatigues shot toward the meeting room, seriously wounding one person.  

“It was a true fake military individually operating outside peacekeeping operations” replied colonel Richard Ravalomanana. “An investigation has already been started” added the Prime minister of the transition, Monja Roindefo. The political mobilities are not yet ready to give in.