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Where is Hodur located?

Bakool

u wanna know who lives there

If you tell me it will get moved.

Just give me a hint

Near baydhabo.

Shirib wrote:u wanna know who lives there

Macherten.

Buhodle-Gurl wrote:

Shirib wrote:u wanna know who lives there

Macherten.

How did u know

Cali Gaab,

do u know where Bakool is?

Shirib wrote:

Buhodle-Gurl wrote:

Shirib wrote:u wanna know who lives there

Macherten.

How did u know

Mise, Ogaden?

Cali_Gaab wrote:Where is Hodur located?

it is like three miles south-east of mars and is in between jupitor iyo xamar
my point is who gives a fuc.k

peace- wrote:

Cali_Gaab wrote:Where is Hodur located?

it is like three miles south-east of mars and is in between jupitor iyo xamar
my point is who gives a fuc.k

If he's asking don't u think he cares

I knew it's next to Hiiraan bordering Ethiopia but i didn't know where that town was located.

peace take your negativety elsewhere.

Cali_Gaab wrote:Where is Hodur located?

captured by shabaab today.big blow to ethiopia,who had just deployed militia there to launch attck to recapture Baiddao..ethiopia is falling back..next front is in the Ogaden

A hardline Islamist Somali militia has seized control of a town near the border with Ethiopia, as fighting continues in the capital Mogadishu.

Al-Shabab insurgents - who are opposed to UN-sponsored reconciliation efforts in Somalia - overpowered pro-government forces in Hudur early on Wednesday.

Four civilians in Mogadishu were killed bringing the death toll to 30 and 120 injured from two days of fighting.

It comes days after the new president returned to the Somali capital.

President Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed, a moderate Islamist, is trying to set up his new unity government.

The failed Horn of Africa state has not had a functioning national government since 1991.

Al-Shabab fighters said they had captured Hudur, 300km (180 miles) north-west of Mogadishu on Wednesday morning.

Mohamed Dirie, a resident in the town, told AFP news agency: "There was heavy fighting this morning and the Somali government forces fled and the al-Shabab are controlling the town now."

Back in Mogadishu, fighting continued to focus on the south of the city, near the presidential palace, between rebels and African Union and pro-government troops.

Among at least four civilians killed was a child who died when a shell hit a school.

Mo'alim Mohamed Aden Yusuf, a teacher, told AP news agency by telephone: "The shell landed on the school as the students were busy studying. Blood was everywhere."

Thousands of residents have reportedly fled this week's fighting in southern Mogadishu to seek refuge in other parts of the capital, piling into minibuses with their belongings or using donkey carts to carry possessions.

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Correspondents say it is the fiercest fighting since the new president was elected by MPs in January under a UN-brokered peace deal.

At the weekend, al-Shabab claimed a suicide attack which left 11 Burundian peacekeepers dead at a Mogadishu barracks.

Ethiopian troops, which had been in the country since 2006 to support Somalia's fragile transitional government, pulled out at the end of January.

The AU's 3,400-strong force of Burundian and Ugandan peacekeepers - deployed since 2007 - are now the only foreign troops in the Somali capital.

Some three million people - half the population - need food aid after years of fighting.

Source: BBC, Feb 25. 2009

these r villages with 35 straw huts and starving people.