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Twenty-nine children who passed their school exams in the Republic of Central Africa were killed as a result of the infusion after the nearest blast caused panic, BBC director said.
The blast, the second day of the high school finals on Wednesday, took place on the electricity transformers, said Abel-analysis from the Bangui Hospital.
“The noise of the blast combined with the smoke” caused anxiety among almost 6,000 students who were sitting at a bachelor’s school in the capital, according to the NDEKE LUKA local radio station.
President Faustin-Arshang Tadader announced a period of national mourning.
He also ordered more than 280 wounded in the section to receive free hospital treatment.
Students from five different schools in the capital went to the lyceum barteles Boganda to take the bachelor’s exam.
The car continues to face political instability and security issues.
Government forces supported by Russian mercenaries fight armed groups that threaten to overthrow the Tuader administration
