The Government Denies Reports from the United Nations Regarding the Crisis in Mogadishu
Mogadishu – The Ministry of Health and Social Care of the Federal Government of Somalia has issued a press release detailing the casualties resulting from the security incidents that occurred in the city of Mogadishu on June 3 and 4, 2026. The press release stated that data collected from hospitals and health centers in the capital shows that 55 people were injured while one person died as a result of the security operations and the fight against illegal arms.
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Mogadishu – The Ministry of Health and Social Care of the Federal Government of Somalia has issued a press release detailing the casualties resulting from the security incidents that occurred in the city of Mogadishu on June 3 and 4, 2026.
The press release stated that data collected from hospitals and health centers in the capital shows that 55 people were injured while one person died as a result of the security operations and the fight against illegal arms.
The ministry stated that this information is based on official records obtained from the health centers where the victims of these incidents were taken.
Additionally, the Ministry of Health has urged the media, agencies, and other stakeholders to exercise extra caution when disseminating information related to deaths, injuries, and emergency situations, to avoid unverified reports that could mislead the public.
This press release comes at a time when various reports have been circulating regarding the casualties resulting from the recent crises and security operations in the city of Mogadishu.
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