assault, and all had now been killed.

Six of them detonated suicide vests, it said.

Aid workers killed

Other witnesses said the attackers were dressed in Somali military uniform.

People were seen trying to escape the violence from the upper floors of the court buildings by breaking windows and climbing out of the buildings. Some were said to be senior officials.

Our reporter says the courts are located in one of the busiest parts of the city, and were full of people when the attacks happened - Sunday is a normal working day in Somalia.

image caption A car exploded outside the courthouse.

image caption Police forces arrived to engage the militants.

image caption Civilians ran in panic as the attack unfolded.

A second car bomb was detonated later, outside a building housing security forces on thethe parties and the two signed agreements. The farm land was irrigated by ditches of two corporations, the Old Channel Ditch Company and the Young Ditch Company. Transferred, at the same time as the land, were 1,121 3/9 shares of the former and 2,856 shares of the latter.


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On March 27, 1952, the board of directors of the Young Ditch Company levied an assessment of one dollar per share on all outstanding stock, making $2,856. payable on the Pierce-Metropolitan stock. The stipulation says that notice of the assessment was "sent out under date of March 27, 1952." When it was actually sent out, is not in the record. On April 7, 1952, the board of directors of the Old Channel Ditch Company levied an assessment of 50 cents per