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Street vendors and pedestrians in Gonaives
Gonaives Deputy Mayor Jean Francois Adolphe
A church in Gonaives
Independence Square in Gonaives
Gonaives hospital in Raboto
Displaced patients and visitors in the hospital room
Injured, displaced children with a custodian
VOA's Jean Philippe interviews Dr. Adeclef Woodly
Injured, displaced child and mother
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VOA's Jean Philippe interviewing Senator Youri Latortue
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The city's once congested roads are empty of people and cars. As many as 1.7 million residents have fled nearly daily fighting in Mogadishu since early 2007.
The roundabout marking the junction of Kilometer Four in Mogadishu used to be a center of commerce and one of the busiest in the city. Now, it is full of concrete barriers, protecting nearby African Union peacekeepers from suicide attacks.
African Union peacekeepers crouch behind sand bags on al-Mukarama Road, a main thoroughfare that links Kilometer Four to the presidential palace.
Concrete barriers to prevent suicide attacks have been erected at the entrance of al-Mukarama Road, where peacekeepers from Uganda have one of their main barracks.
View toward the presidential palace on al-Mukarama Road. Al-Shabab militants fighting the U.N.-backed government and African Union peacekeepers control neighborhoods to the left of the road and beyond.