Two suspected terrorists arrested after Mora attack

Cameroonian defense and security forces arrested two young girls, assumed to be terrorists and were wearing safety belts at the Walkame neighborhood in Mora.

The head of the band is still nowhere to be found, said our source.

The double suicide bombing on Sunday, September 20, 2015, in the town of Mora, Department of Mayo-Sava, (Extreme North), caused 5 deaths including two young suicide bombers. Their guide, a civilian and a police inspector, who was searching the suspects, the Cameroonian defense and security forces, launched a vast manhunt.

“We launched investigations against two suspicious individuals who were reported to us. These individuals are believed to have activated the bombs. This research enabled the arrest of two young girls who were wearing explosives belts, at the Walkame district in Mora," said the source who requested anonymity to Koaci

According to Mahamat Aoudi, resident of Mora, who was contacted by Koaci, the market was closed, entries and exits of Mora were quickly sealed by security forces. "it is the dropper that could leave or enter the city of Mora", the eyewitness clarified.

The Cameroonian president immediately empathized after this double attack, sending a condolence message to the families affected. He praised the bravery of the police officer who was killed but helped save lives. And the commitment of Cameroonian defense and security forces engaged in the fight against Boko Haram.

The target of the terrorists, according to security sources, was the grand market because in Mora, Sundays are market days.