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IN BRIEF (Page: 1, Date: 08/18/2003)
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WARRI, Nigeria
Curfew in oil city after clashes and deaths
Nigerian authorities clamped a dusk-to-dawn curfew on the city of
Warri on Saturday after some of the fiercest ethnic fighting since a
March revolt that slashed oil output from one of the world's main
exporters.
At least three people, one a soldier, were killed and thousands
fled as homes were torched. Fighting erupted late on Friday in the
southern, Niger Delta town and raged on into Saturday. Dozens died in
the ...
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