Faces of despair in the Central African Republic.
Residents of the capital, Bangui, are recovering at makeshift camps after a night of inter-religious violence.
A doctor from the medical charity Doctors Without Borders said it had received 15 injured and two dead.
(SOUNDBITE) (French) "DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS " DOCTOR, GAËTAN ADOUAKA, SAYING:
"We had two dead this morning, including a 12-year-old who died from a gash on his skull."
Witnesses said angry residents threw grenades and torched houses in a northern district of Bangui.
Heavy tit-for-tat battles have raged in the neighborhood in previous nights.
(SOUNDBITE) (French) RESIDENT OF NGOU SIMON AREA IN BANGUI, SONORE M. ARISTIDE YENGA, SAYING:
"Overnight, the Muslims came and set fire to the houses. Everyone was affected and everyone left without nothing. This morning they began shooting and when we heard that we quickly left for the larger camps where there are many people."
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