ይድረስ ለእናቴ ከ አሌክስ አብርሃም

በዚች ምድር ላይ የእኔን ደብዳቤ ከሰማይና ምድር በላይ አግዝፋ የምትመለከት …ቃሌን እንደንጉስ ቃል በፍርሃት ሳይሆን በፍቅር ተንሰፍስፋ የምትሰማ …ጓጉታ የምታደምጥ…ቃሌ የሰፈረበትን ወረቀት ባጠቡኝ ጡቶቿ … በልጅነት እንቅልፍ በናወዝኩበት ደረቷ ላይ ለጥፋ ላገኘችው ሁሉ በደስታ እየተፍለቀለቀች ‹‹ልጀ ደብዳቤ ፃፈ ›› እያለች የምታውጅ ፍጥረት ብትኖር አንች እናቴ ብቻ ነሽና ይሄንን ደብዳቤ ፃፍኩልሽ …

‹‹ለጤናየ ደህና ነኝ ›› ስልሽ እንባ የኳተሩ አይኖችሽን ወደሰማይ ቀና አድርገሽ ፈጣሪሽን ስለእኔ ደህንነት እልፍ ጊዜ የምታመሰግኝ ሰው አንች ብቻ ነሽና ህመሜ ህመምሽ ለሆነው እናቴ… ጤናየም ጤና እንዲሆንልሽ በጣም ጤና ነኝ ! ‹‹ብታይ አምሮብኛል ›› ስልሽ ፊትሽ እንደሙሴ ቆዳ በደስታ እንደሚያበራ አውቃለሁ …በኑሮ ውጣ ውረድ ፊትሽ ላይ የተጋደሙ መስመሮች ውብ የአበባ መስኖዎች መስለው በመሃላቸው ሃሴት እንደሚፈስ አውቃለሁና አዎ እማማ አምሮብኛል!በጣም ደህና ነኝ !!

‹‹አንች ግን ደህና ነሽ ?›› አልልም!! ሁልጊዜም ህመምሽን አፍነሽ ብሶትና ናፍቆትሽን በእንባሽ መቀነት ቋጥረሽ መልስሽ ‹‹ደህና ነኝ ..እኔ ምናለብኝ ›› ነውና ፈጣሪ እንደአፍሽ እንደእኔም ምኞት ደህና እንዲያደርግልኝ በየቀኑ በየሰአቱ እጠይቀዋለሁ ! እማማ እሳሳልሻሁ …አንገት ለአንገት ተናንቄ ሰዓቶችን ባቆማቸው ቀናቶችን እንደጨው አምድ ባሉበት ብገትራቸው ደስታየ ነው ….ለእኔኮ አይደለም ….አንች እንዳታረጅብኝ …የእርጅና ጨካኝ እጆች ሲያደክሙሽ እንዳላይ …የሞት ጥላ በላይሽ እንዳያንዣብብ !!…
አንችኮ በምድር ላይ በፍፁም ልብ የመወደድ አንድ እድሌ እኮነሽ … በምድር ላይ ዘላለማዊ የእንክብካቤ እቅፍ ውስጥ የምኖርበት እጣ ፋንታየ ነሽ …ለመጀመሪያ ጊዜ አንዲት ነጭ ፀጉር ፀጉሮችሽ መሃል ስመለከት ትንፋሽ አጠረኝ … ፀጋ ነው እርጅና ይሉኛል …ለእኔ ግን እንደዛ አይሰማኝም እፈራለሁ ….ፀጋየ ሳቅሽ ነው …ፀጋየ ከቤት ደጅ ወዲያ ወዲህ ስትይ የማይደክም ትጋትሽን መመልከት ነው !!

ባለፈው ደግሞ መንገድ ላይ ያለፍሽኝ ቀን እየሳኩ ሳቅፍሽ ምን አልሽኝ ‹‹እርጅና መጣ ይሄው ልጀን እንኳን ማለፍ ጀመርኩ›› እማማ በምድር ላይ ምንም ነገር ቢያልፈኝ ያን ያህል አላዝንም …እርጅናን አልፈራውም ሞት የጥፍር ቁራጭ ያህል በእኔ ላይ ፍርሃት አይጭርም …ግን ለእኔ ለራሴ ሲሆን ብቻ ነው …ላንች ግን . . .

መፅሃፍ ቅዱስ ሳነብ ‹‹ዘላለማዊ ህይዎት›› መኖሩን ሲያበስረኝ በደስታ እቦርቃለሁ … አሁንም ላንች !!…ዘላለም ሳታረጅ ዘላለም ሳትደክሚ ዘላለም በህይዎት የምትኖሪበት ዘላለም መኖሩ ልቤን በሃሴት ይሞለዋል …እናም ከዚህኛው አለም የእድሜ አጥር ጭንቀቴ ትንሽ እረጋጋለሁ … ዘላለማዊነት ለሁሉም እናቶች እላለሁ !

ፈጣሪ የሰው ልጅ ሊሸከመው የማይችለውን ፍቅር የእናቶች ትከሻ እንዲችለው አድርጎ መፍጠሩ ሲገርመኝ ይኖራል …የትም አደጋ ቢፈጠር ደውለሽ ‹‹ደህና ነህ ›› ስትይኝ ይገርመኛል … በድፍን ኢትዮጲያ የምኖረው እኔ ብቻ በድፍን አለም የምኖረው እኔ ብቻ የሆንኩ ይመስል አፍጋኒስታን ቦንብ ሲፈነዳ አዲስ አበባ ያለሁ እኔ ላይ ፍንጣሪው አለመድረሱን ከፍንጣሪው ፍጥነት ቀድመሽ የምትጠይቂ ደህንነቴንም ከራሴ ደጋግመሽ ካልሰማሽ የማታምኝ …ምርጥ ፍጥረት እማማ!! አንችን ሳስብ …ፈገግታየ ውስጥ ሃዘን ሃዘኔ ውስጥ ፈገግታ አለ! እወድሻለሁ…አከብርሻለሁ ….ለአንች የሚሆን ስጦታ በምድር ላይ የለም ! ሁልጊዜ እንደምትይው ‹‹የእኔ ስጦታ የአንተ ደህና መሆን ነው ›› ትይ የለ ….እና ራሴን የምጠብቀው ለዛ ነው !

አዎ… ስጋየ የስጋሽ ቁራጭ ነውና የማይረባ ቦታ አውየ ላረክሰው አልሻም …እራሴን ስጠብቅ አንችን እንደጠበኩሽ ይሰማኛል ….‹‹ማንስ ምን አገባው ›› የሚል ትእቢት ከአፌ አይወጣም ! ሁሌም በሁሉም ነገሬ አንች ያገባሻል …እግዚአብሔር ሃዘንን ይያዝልሽ እኔ ግን ሃዘን የሚፈጥርብሽን ነገር ሁሉ ከእኔ ላርቅ ሁልጊዜም ፍላጎቴ ላይ እንደዘመትኩ ነው … የአለም እናቶች ሁሉ …ከቁሳቁስ በላይ ከገንዘብ በላይ ከልጆቻቸውም ስኬት በላይ የልጆቻቸውን ደህንነት ያሳስባቸዋልና …ወጣቱን የከበበው አሰቃቂ ሱስ ፣ በሽታና ሌላም ጣጣ ሁሉ የእናቶች አንገት ላይ ያረፈ ስለት እንደሆነ አውቃለሁ ! ስለዚህ ልብሽን ከሚሰብር ነገር ሁሉ ራሴን ከመጠበቅ በላይ ጠንካራ ስጦታ የለም !

እማማ አባባን ደግሞ ሰላም በይልኝ …እና ደግሞ የዛሬውን የእናቶች ቀን ተገን አድርጌ ከልቤ እንዳመሰገንኩት ንገሪልኝ ….አንተ አንዲትን ሴት በምድር ላይ ካለው ታላቅ ስልጣንና ከፍታ ሁሉ በላይ ወደሆነው የእናትነት መዓረግ ከፍ ያደረክ ጨዋ ደግና ጥሩ ሰው ነህ በይልኝ ! አለም የሚዘክረውን አንድ ቀን ዘላለማዊ ያደረክ እናቴን በየቀኑ የተንከባከብክ ያከበርክና እኔን ልጅህንም ዘውድ አድርገህ በእናቴ እራስ ላይ ያኖርክ ምርጥ አባት ነህ ብሎሃል በይልኝ ! ሁለታችሁንም ረዥም እድሜ ….በማምሻዋ እንደምትፍለቀለቅ ጀምበርም ውብ የደስታ ብርሃን በወላጅነት አድማሳችሁ ላይ የሚፍለቀለቅበት ህይዎት ይስጣችሁ …እወዳችኋለሁ አከብራችኋለሁ !!
ልጃችሁ!!
መልካም የእናቶች ቀን !!

CBE’s remittance revenue outweighs income from direct international trade

CBE’s remittance revenue outweighs income from direct international trade

By Muluken Yewondwossen

Monday, 04 May 2015 05:56

Ethiopia gets USD 3.63 billion from remittances sent via the state owned Commercial Bank of Ethiopia (CBE) until the third quarter of the budget year, a statement the bank sent to Capital said. The hard currency the country secures from remittance is growing significantly from time to time. Some studies indicated that remittance sent from oversees has become the major hard currency sources for the country than revenues earned from direct international trade or export. The hard currency earned in the first nine months of the current fiscal year by CBE, is higher than the country’s annual export revenue generated in the past fiscal year or from the projected revenue for the current year. For instance, in the past nine months, the hard currency that was earned from international trade by CBE was USD 756.1 million. CBE’s foreign exchange earnings in the past three quarters stood at over USD 4.4 billion. In the 2013/14 fiscal year, the bank has gained USD 5.5 billion from foreign exchange, which is higher by USD 1.1 billion compared with the three quarters achievement in the current budget year. The nine month performance evaluation the bank’s management conducted a week ago indicated that CBE has earned 9.05 billion birr gross profit, and the total revenue for the stated period has reached close to 16 billion birr. In the past fiscal year of 2013/14, the bank has earned 9.7 billion birr gross profit and a revenue of 17.2 billion birr. Deposit mobilization capacity of CBE at the end of the third quarter is 27.5 billion birr and total deposits reached 220.8 billion birr. On the interest free saving, the number of account holders reached 69,217 and the saving amount has reached 807 million birr. To expand extensively its service, the bank has opened additional 107 new branches in different parts of the country increasing the number of branches to 939 by the end of the third quarter. CBE mobilizes 1.1 billion birr from the new branches, while 1.9 million new depositors are included on the bank’s customers’ lists making the total number of depositors 10.1 million. The bank has a target of increasing its branches to 1,000 at the end of the fiscal year in July 2015. In the stated period, the bank also dispersed about 63 billion birr in loan and bond sales. The bank that has 627 Automatic Teller Machines (ATMs) in different parts of the country has made 11.1 million transactions that are worth 9.6 billion birr, and a foreign exchange service cashing USD 33 million. 228,903 transactions involving 553 million birr were undertaken by 1,162 Point of Sell (PoS), while 144,588 clients are using mobile banking, which is the latest banking service for the country. Currently, 809 branches are connected with the T-24 core banking solution system, with additional 178 branches being included on the system in the past nine months. According to the report, the bank’s asset has reached 276.3 billion birr, which has been 242.7 billion birr in the past fiscal year. CBE has also signed an agreement with the Chinese construction company, China State Construction Engineering Corporation (CSCEC), to construct a 46-storey building at the heart of the capital in the so called financial district. Source:capitalethiopia

More than 50 Oromo students arrested by Ethiopia’s TPLF regime in Ambo, Oromia; 20 being tortured

The following is a statement from the Human Rights League of the Horn of Africa (HRLHA)

Ethiopia: The Endless Violence against Oromo Nationals Continues

Fear of Torture | HRLHA Urgent Action

For Immediate Release

May 7, 2015

Harassment and intimidation through arbitrary arrests, kidnappings and disappearances have continued unabated in Ambo and the surrounding areas against Oromo youth and intellectuals since the crackdown of last year (April 2014), when more than 79 Oromos, mostly youth, were killed by members of the federal security force.

According to HRLHA correspondents in Ambo, the major targets of this most recent government-sponsored violence were Ambo University and high schools Oromo students in Ambo town. In this incident, which started on April 20, 2015, more than 50 university and high school students were arrested; more than 20 were severely beaten by the security force and taken to the Ambo General Hospital for treatment.

Although it has been difficult to identify everyone by their names, HRLHA correspondents have confirmed that the following were among the arrestees:

Those who were badly beaten and are being hospitalized in the Ambo General Hospital:

According to HRLHA reporters, the arrests were made to clear out supporters and members of the other political organizations running for the 5th General Election to be held May 24, 2015. The EPRDF, led by the late Meles Zenawi, claimed victory in the General Elections of 1995, 2000, 2005 and 2010. The TPLF/EPRDF government of Ethiopia has started a campaign of intimidation against its opponents. Extrajudicial arrests and imprisonments, particularly in the regional state of Oromia, the most populous region in the country, began late October 2014.

The Human Rights League of the Horn of Africa (HRLHA) expresses its deep concern over the safety and well-being of these Oromo nationals who have been arrested without any court warrant, and are being held at police stations and unknown detention centers. The Ethiopian government has a well documented record of gross and flagrant violations of human rights, including the torturing of its own citizens, who were suspected of supporting, sympathizing with and/or being members of the opposition political organizations. There have been credible reports of physical and psychological abuses committed against individuals in Ethiopia’s official prisons and other secret detention centers.

HRLHA calls upon governments of the West, all local, regional and international human rights agencies to join hands and demand the immediate halt to such extrajudicial actions against one’s own citizens, and the unconditional release of the detainees.

RECOMMENDED ACTION: Please send appeals to the Ethiopian Government and its officials as swiftly as possible, written in English, Ahmaric, or your own language. The following are suggested:

– Indicate your concern about citizens being tortured in different detention centers, including the infamous Ma’ikelawi Central Investigation Office; and calling for their immediate and unconditional release;

– Urge the Ethiopian authorities to ensure that detainees will be treated in accordance with the regional and international standards on the treatment of prisoners, and that their whereabouts be disclosed, and

– Make sure the coming May 24, 2015 election is fair and free

– Read the Full Statement (HRLHA)

Source:gadaa.com

Why Ethiopian Israelis took to the streets in Tel Aviv

A historically disadvantaged black minority is galvanized when one of its members appears to suffer brutality at the hands of police, and the episode is caught on video. Peaceful mass protests devolve into violence. Police crack down in an attempt to control crowds.

It’s not Baltimore or Ferguson. It’s Tel Aviv, which was rocked by unrest on May 3 after a video went viral showing a uniformed Ethiopian Israeli soldier, Demas Pakada, being beaten by Israeli police. Here are four things you need to know about the Israeli demonstrations:

1) A police beating sparked the protests.

The video that triggered the Tel Aviv protests shows Pakada holding his bicycle on an empty sidewalk. A police officer approaches him, grabs him, punches him and pushes him to the ground. Pakada then stands up and exchanges words with the officer.

Protesters in Tel Aviv on May 3 demonstrate against violence and racism directed at Israelis of Ethiopian descent. photos/jta-flash90-ben kelmer

Chanting May 3 in Tel Aviv, protesters invoked the name of Yosef Salamsa,  a 22-year-old Ethiopian Israeli man who committed suicide in July. Salamsa killed himself four months after police approached him in a public park and accused him of breaking into a house, then shocked him with a Taser before releasing him. Shlomi Salame, the deputy mayor of Salamsa’s coastal hometown of Binyamina, said the police “broke his spirit,” according to the Israeli news website Walla.

But unlike in the United States, where a series of high-profile law enforcement killings of unarmed black boys and men have made headlines, until now there have been no known parallel cases with Ethiopians in Israel.

On May 4, Pakada met with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu along with a delegation of Ethiopian Israeli community leaders.

2) The protests are also responding to Ethiopians’ systemic challenges.

Pakada’s beating triggered the protests, including in Jerusalem several days earlier, but it also unleashed long-simmering grievances in the Ethiopian community. Protesters said they were troubled by lagging educational opportunities, discrimination when applying for government jobs and high rates of Ethiopian Israelis in military prisons.

Israel has celebrated the approximately 135,500 Ethiopian Jews in Israel; 85,900 arrived between the mid-1980s and 2013. And Israel’s government has provided a range of benefits to Ethiopian Israelis, from free college tuition to lower mortgage rates. But challenges remain.

Ethiopian Israelis are overrepresented in military prisons and underrepresented at the nation’s universities. Plus, the average Ethiopian family’s income is 50 percent lower than the Israeli average.

“We want to receive rights just as we fulfill our duties,” said Yosi Minyuv, 27, an Ethiopian Israeli who served four years in the Israeli army, including as a combat officer. “We’re second-class citizens. We want good work and they block us.”

3) The Tel Aviv demonstration began peacefully and ended in violence.

When protesters — Ethiopian and others — first gathered in Tel Aviv, they chanted and held signs as police stood at a distance. As the protest swelled beyond 1,000 people, the demonstrators formed a giant circle, blocking a major intersection and then marching down Tel Aviv’s central Ayalon highway.

Israeli police try to disperse the demonstrators.

Protesters chanted slogans like “Whether black or white, we’re all people” and “Every violent police officer needs to be put away.” They held signs with slogans such as “Being black is not a crime.” Some waved Israeli flags.

Clashes began as police cleared protesters from the highway, and violence intensified as more demonstrators filled the central Rabin Square. Fighting escalated as protesters threw glass bottles and stones at police, and police responded with stun grenades and a water cannon. Demonstrators began to chant “police state” and remained past midnight.

By the time the crowds dispersed, dozens of people had been injured, including 56 police officers. Blood stained the usually tranquil square.

4) Despite challenges, some Ethiopian Israelis remain optimistic.

Even as protesters vented frustrations, many of them said they felt a sense of belonging in Israel. A large Israeli flag waved over the demonstration’s early hours, and Ethiopian Israelis at the protest proudly referenced their military service. Protesters said that after serving in the Israel Defense Forces and living in the state as loyal citizens, they didn’t feel the state treated them as they deserved.

“I gave to the state because I’m part of the country,” said Avi Sabahat, 27, who immigrated from Ethiopia at age 4. “There’s some hidden discrimination. It’s in the conscious and the subconscious. There’s been a little improvement, but you don’t feel it. There’s integration in society, but not enough.”

Dana Sibaho, a 29-year-old Ethiopian Israeli, said that a decade ago, the older generation, who had come to Israel as adults, was too focused on absorption to demand better treatment from the state. But she said younger Ethiopians, either born in Israel or having arrived as small children, feel empowered to demand their rights.

“Things will change,” she said. “They won’t silence us. Not like our parents, who accepted things. We know what we’re up against. Now we won’t shut up.”

Source:http://www.jweekly.com/article/full/74667/why-ethiopian-israelis-took-to-the-streets-in-tel-aviv/

*** በግብጽ የኢትዮጵያ ኤምባሲ በሊቢያ በችግር ውስጥ ያሉ ኢትዮጵያዊያን እርዳታ ሲሹ እንዲደውሉ ያሰራጨው ስልክ ቁጥር የሕገ-ወጥ ደላሎች ስልክ ቁጥር ሆኖ እንደተገኘ በሊቢያ ያሉ ኢትዮጵያዊያን ዛሬ ለኢሳት ገለጹ። መረጃቸውን በድምጽ አቅርበዋል።

***በሜዲተራኒያን ባህር 700 ሰዎችን ይዞ በሰጠመው እና ከ30 የማይበልጡ በተረፉበት አደጋ ኢትዮጵያዊያን መሞታቸው ተሰማ። ኢሳት ያነጋገራችው ቤተሰብ ከጉዞው አንድ ቀን በፊት ስልክ ደውሎ "ወደ አውሮፓ ነገ እሄዳለሁ" ብሏችው ከዚያ ቀን በኋላ ዳግም ድምጹን እንዳልሰሙት ተናግረዋል።

***በእስራኤል ዘረኛነት እና መድልዎ ያንገሸገሻቸው ኢትዮ-አይሁዳዊያን እና በስደት ያሉ ኢትዮጵያዊያን በቴላቪቭ እና በእየሩሳሌም የተቃውሞ ሰልፍ አድርገዋል። በእስራኤል ያለው ችግር ምንድነው? በቅርቡ በሀገሪቷ በተካሄደ ምርጫ የሊኩድ ፓርቲ እጩ ተወዳዳሪ ሆነው የፓርላማ ወንበር ያገኙት ትውልደ-ኢትዮጵያዊ ዶክተር አብረሀም ንጉሤ ይተነትናሉ። በነጭ የእስራኤል ፖሊሶች ከተደበደበው ደምስ ፈቃደ ጋር ጠቅላይ ሚኒስትሩ ቤንያሚን ኔታኒያሁን አግኝተዋል። ኔታንያሁ ምን አሉ?

ኢሳትን ያድምጡ

http://ethsat.com/esat-radio-thu-07-may-2015/

ገዥው ፓርቲ ኦሮሚያ ውስጥ ምርጫውን ጀምሮታል ተባለ

ኦሮሚያ ክልል ውስጥ ገዥው ፓርቲ ምርጫውን ከአሁኑ እንደጀመረው ምንጮች ለነገረ ኢትዮጵያ ገልጸዋል፡፡ በተለያዩ የኦሮሚያ ክፍሎች ካድሬዎች መራጮችን በጋንታ፣ በሴልና በኔትወርክ እያደራጁ ‹‹ኦህዴድ/ኢህአዴግን መርጫለሁ›› በሚል እያስፈረሙና ፎርም እያስሞሉ መሆኑን ለማወቅ ተችሏል፡፡ በጋንታ፣ በሴልና በኔትወርክ ተደራጅተው ‹‹ኦህዴድን መርጠናል›› ብለው እንዲፈርሙ የተደረጉ ዜጎች ፎርሙን ከሞሉበት ቀን ጀምሮ የምርጫ ካርዳቸውን ለጋንታ፣ ሴልና ኔትወርክ መሪዎቻቸው እንደሚሰጡ ታውቋል፡፡ የጋንታ፣ የሴልና የኔትወርክ መሪዎችም ኢህአዴግን ከአሁኑ መርጠዋል ተብለው የተደራጁ ዜጎችን ስምና የምርጫ ካርድም ለኦህዴድ/ኢህአዴግ ከፍተኛ ካድሬዎች እንደሚሰጡ ምንጮቻችን ገልጸዋል፡፡

ካድሬዎች ግንቦት 16 ቀን በፊት የምርጫ ካርዳቸውን ለጋንታ፣ ለሴልና ለኔትወርክ መሪዎች የሚሰጡትን ዜጎች ቤት ለቤት እየዞሩ እያስፈረሙ እንደሚገኙ ምንጮቻችን ገልጸዋል፡፡ በጋንታ፣ ሴልና ኔትወርክ ተደራጅተው ኦህዴድ/ኢህአዴግን ከአሁኑ እንደመረጡ በፊርማቸው አረጋግጠዋል የተባሉት ዜጎች ግንቦት 16/2007 ዓ.ም በሚደረገው ምርጫ እንደማይሳተፉ የታወቀ ሲሆን አብዛኛዎቹ በግዳጅና በማስፈራሪያ እየሞሉ እንደሚገኙ ተገልጾአል፡፡

የጋንታ፣ የሴልና የኔትወርክ እንዲሁም የመራጮች ስምና ፊርማቸው እየሰፈረበት ከግንቦት 16 በፊት እንደመረጡ ተደርጎ ዜጎች እንዲሞሉት የሚደረገውና ከስር የሚታየው ቅጽ ካድሬዎች በአርሲ ዞን በቆጅ ወረዳ ቤት ለቤት ሲያስሞሉ የተገኘ ነው፡፡

Source:michaelab384

ፌደራል ፖሊስ በማእከላዊ እስር ቤት ታስረው የሚገኙት እስረኞች እርስ በርስ እንዲወነጃጀሉ እያደረገ ነው

ሚያዝያ ፳፮ (ሃያ ስድስት) ቀን ፳፻፯ ዓ/ም ኢሳት ዜና :-የኢሳት ምንጮች እንደገለጹት ባለፈው ታህሳስ ወር አርበኞች ግንቦት7ትን ሊቀላቀሉ ሲሄዱ መንገድ ላይ ተይዘዋል ባላቸው እሰረኞች ላይ ለደረጃ ምስክርነት አብረው ከታሰሩት መካከል እያሰለጠ ነው።

አንዳንዶች ፖሊስ ራሱ ያዘጋጀውን ቃል በፍርድ ቤት ተገኝተው የሚሉ ከሆነ ከእስር እንደሚፈቱ ፣  ለመመስከር ፈቃደኛ ያልሆኑት ደግሞ እድሜ ልካቸውን በእስር ላይ እንደሚቆዩ እንደተነገራቸው ምንጮች ገልጸዋል።

ሰለሞን አሞኘ የተባለው እስረኛ በፈረጃ አሞር ላይ እንዲመሰክር እየሰለጠነ ሲሆን፣ መንግስቱ  መላክ፣ ሃብቱ ጫቅሉና ሃብቴ አምባቸው ደግሞ  አምላኩ መስታወት ላይ ይመሰክራሉ። በእነ አምላኩ መዝገብ 6 ሰዎች የሚገኙ ሲሆን፣ እስካሁን በማእከላዊ ስቃይ እየደረሰባቸው ይገኛሉ።

በእነ መምህር ደሴ ላይ ደግሞ ወታደር ደሴ እንዲሁም በመምህር አደረጃውና ጥላሁን ላይ ደግሞ ተስፋየ ተፈሪ ለምስክርነት እየሰለጡኑ  ነው።

እስረኞቹ ማይካድራ ላይ መያዛቸው መዘገቡ ይታወሳል። ገዢው ፓርቲ መስክሮችን ማግኘት ባለመቻሉ፣ እስረኞች አንዱ በሌላው ላይ እንዲመሰክር በማድረግ እርስ በርስ እንዲጣሉ በማድረግ ላይ መሆኑን የማእከላዊ ምንጮች ገልጸዋል።

Source:http://ethsat.com