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In Hirista, two armed persons stole two government vehicles, one of which was assigned to the army and the other to the Property Registry, licence plate No. 538936 (Damascus).

[...] [...] the clergy were removed.

An armed group stole a Government-owned Mercedes 230 vehicle assigned to the Arab Centre for the Study of Arid Zones and Dry Lands (ACSAD) from its driver, Jamal Abud.

[...] poachers with rifles equipped with [...] [...]

The assailants abandoned him unharmed [...]

[...] Equatoria State, and looted medicine.

[...] [...] and in Dayr Ntar (Sector West), where patrol maps were snatched.

[...] erected a barricade on the public Dayr [...] [...]

An armed terrorist group seized an army vehicle that was carrying fire and electricity department workers along the Mashrafah road.

The driver of a Saba vehicle, licence plate No. 613733 (Rif Dimashq), was abducted by a man who got into the car with him and made him drive to an unknown location, where he was left and the car taken.

It noted the recent crackdown in Dangkor District, Phnom Penh, on 1 March 2010, against demonstrators protesting against the alleged seizure of their farmland.

At 1630 hours, an armed terrorist group in the village of Jirdhi al-Sharqi stopped Muhammad Taha Janid, payroll officer for the Public Water Works Company, and seized a Sham Government car allocated to him by the company, together with 1,200,000 Syrian pounds in salaries and wages that were to be paid to employees of the Company's eighth sector.

At 1800 hours, an armed terrorist group held up a tanker carrying fuel oil and gasoline on the Raqqah-Salmiyah highway, at the Jabb Khasarah village turn-off, and seized four tanks.

[...] incident of looting in August 2011 in Western Bahr el Ghazal, civilians, local security forces and authorities stole approximately [...] [...]

They escaped with computers and a vehicle, which was recovered on 20 December by its owner.

In the east of the Abu Duhur area, one of the cars being used for the abduction broke down, and the abductors released all their captives after robbing them of their mobile telephones and whatever else they had.

[...] [...] the building and stole some of the contents.

In this way I grew up till I was turned the age of eleven, when an end was put to my happiness ... Generally, when the grown people in the neighbourhood were gone far in the fields to labour, the children assembled together in some of the neighbours’ premises to play, and commonly some of us used to get up a tree to look out for any assailant or kidnapper that might come upon us; for they sometimes took those opportunities of our parents’ absence to attack and carry off as many as they could seize.

The vehicle was taken, and four officers who had been passengers in it were abducted, as was the driver, Ali Bahjat Isma‘il.

At 1000 hours, Ziyad bin Muhammad al-Ghawi (born in Hama in 1969) alleged to the head of Shari‘ah district that, at 0530 hours, while he was in a quarter south of the stadium transporting employees to the Rawadi sweet shop, where he also works, four masked men armed with automatic rifles stole his silver Hyundai van, licence plate No. 807237, and his mobile phone, insulted him and accused him of cooperating with the security agencies.

In Mulayhah, an armed group stole a Government car belonging to the General Communications Agency.

An armed terrorist group in Kafr Batna seized a Sham Government vehicle allocated to the cement corporation from Mari Diyani, its driver.

At 1900 hours, an armed terrorist group abducted Lieutenant Colonel Muhammad Subh, together with his car, from his farm west of the village of Umm al-‛Amad and took him to Izzaddin village in Homs governorate.

[...] three hours, looted homes of personal [...] [...]

The attackers also stole 3,000 Syrian pounds and three mobile telephones before they disappeared from view.

[...] [...] intercepted them and stole their Government-owned, [...] [...]

Finally, Algeria would express its unwavering support for Syria and Lebanon in their efforts to recover their legitimate national rights and the territory of which they have been despoiled by the Israeli occupying force.