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    After 11 July twin bombs, there has been a string of bomb scares all over Kampala. Ntinda, Makindye, Bwaise, Kasubi, Nakulabye, taxi park, Katwe, Kabalagala, Angenior disco club, and that’s just to mention some, and only in Kampala.

    Some one tell us, what really is all this about?


    Ab’oku Angenour basattidde lwa bbomu
    Bya Moses Lemisa ne Martin Ndijjo
    Friday, 16 July 2010
    Akulira ebikwekweto ku poliisi ya Jinja Road, Alufunso Mutabazi ng’alaga abantu akacupa akabadde kateeberezebwa okuba bbomu.
    WABADDEWO akasattiro ku bbaala ya Q’hearts esangibwa mu maaso g’ekifo ekisanyukirwamu ekya Angenour mu kibangirizi kya bannamakolero, abantu bwe balabye ekintu ekiteeberezeddwa okuba bbomu ne babuna emiwabo n’omwenge ne baguleka mu bbaala.
    Bino byabaddewo ku ssaawa nga 2:00 ez’okumakya ku Lwokutaano abantu abakolera mu kitundu kino bwe basattidde olw’ekintu kye beefanaanyirizza okuba bbomu.

    Abakozi b’omu bbaala eno be baasoose okulaba ekintu kino ekiringa akacupa ka kalifuuwa kye beekengedde kwe kukubira poliisi ya Jinja Road essimu eyaze mu bwangu ekitundu ne bakisalako.

    Oluguudo oluyita mu kitundu kino lwaggaddwa okumala akaseera ekyasannyalaza ebyentambula ng’abasirikale ba poliisi bwe balindirira aba poliisi y’embwa eziwunyirza nabo abazze oluvannyuma ne bakola okunoonyereza ne bakizula nti teyabadde bbomu kaabadde kacupa.

    Ivan Nkwasibwe omuduumizi wa poliisi mu buvanjuba bwa Kampala eyakuliddemu okunoonyereza yakakasizza ng’ekintu kino bwe kitabadde bbomu kyokka n’ategeezezza nti okukubira poliisi bwe kibadde ekirungi kubanga abantu babulijjo tebalina bukugu kumanya bbomu n’etali.

    Yakubirizza abantu okwekuuma era nga bategeeza mangu poliisi ku kintu kyonna kye baba beekengedde.


    Ekisawo kitadde ab’e Nakasero ku bunkenke
    Bya Meddie Musisi
    Friday, 16 July 2010
    Ssentebe wa LC II Ramathan Rwamagana (wakati) ng’akunga abantu okuva mu kitundu.
    ABASUUBUZI baasattidde ku luguudo lwa Market street e Nakasero omuntu atategeerekese bwe yalese ekisawo mu dduuka ne balowooza nti mulimu bbomu.
    Bino byabaddewo ku Lwokuna ku ssaawa nga 9:00 ez’olweggulo bwe baasanze ekisawo nga kirekeddwa mu dduuka lya Speedo erya Haji Kayanja.

    Omu ku bakozi mu dduuka lino, yategeezeza nti waliwo kasitoma eyayingidde mu dduuka ku ssaawa nga 4:00 ez’enkya n’abalekera ekisawo kyokka bwe baamulinze nga tebamulaba kwe kutegeeza poliisi eyazze n’esalako ekitundu era n’egobamu n’abantu n’etandika okwekebejja ekisawo kino, oluvannyuma n’ekitwala.

    Ssentebe wa LCII, Mw. Ramathan Rwamagana bakira akunga abantu ababadde bakyalemedde mu bizimbe waggulu okubyamuka.

    Wabula abapoliisi tebaayogedde bye baasanze mu kisawo.


    Ab’e Katwe beekengedde bbomu ne basattira
    Bya Eria Luyimbazi
    Friday, 16 July 2010
    Abantu nga bakunganye e Katwe awaabadde ekintu kye baalowozezza okuba bbomu.
    EMIRIMU mu kabuga k’e Katwe gyasannyaladde oluvannyuma lw’okugwa ku kintu kye baateeberezza okubeera bbomu nga kisuuliddwa ku ssundiro ly’amafuta erya Gapco. Bino byabaddewo ku nga ssaawa bbiri ez’oku makya ku Lwokutaano.
    Omukuumi owa kkampuni ya Falcon ku ssundiro lino, Bosco Kizza yagambye nti yalengedde akacupa nga kasuuliddwa mu mufulejje nga kaliko waya eziringiza ekyamuleetedde okulowooza nti bbomu n’asalawo okuyita poliisi.

    Poliisi olwatuuse n’eggala oluguudo oluva e Kibuye okutuuka mu Kalittunsi ssaako n’okulagira abasuubuzi okuggala amaduuka n’egobawo n’abantu.

    Oluvannyuma lw’essaawa bbiri abapoliisi okuva mu kitongole ekirwanyisa obutujju n’okutegulula bbomu baatuuse ku ssundiro lino ne baggyawo akacupa kano ne bakatwala okukekebejja, abasuubuzi abaabadde balagiddwa okuggala amaduuka gaabwe ne bakkirizibwa okugagula.

    Omusomaali bamukutte ne densite bbiri e Kasubi

    POLIISI ekutte omuvubuka omusomaali n’ebiwandiiko ebujingirire kw’atambulira ng’alina kaadi eraga amannya ag’Ekisomaali n’endala eyamannya g’Ekiganda.

    Nehemah Haper 21 ye yakwatiddwa nga yaggyiddwa mu kazigo k’abadde apangisa mu Kibizzi e Kasubi kyokka abatuuze ne beekengera ebikolwa bye kwe kutemya ku poliisi n’emukwata.

    Baamusanze ne kaadi bbiri n’ategeeza nti ag’Ekisomaali agakozesa ng’ayingira e Somalia kubanga tebasobola kumukkirizaayo nga talina mannya ga Kisomaali ate endala gye yajinga ng’eraga nti ya Old Kampala SS agikozesa ali wano.

    Steven Tebeijuka nnannyini nnyumba Harper kw’abadde asula yagambye nti abadde yaakapangisaawo omwezi gumu n’ekitundu.

    Yagguddwaako omusango ku fayiro SD:22/15/07/10 ku poliisi e Kawaala gye yaggyiddwa okutwalibwa e
    Kampalamukadde okwongera okumukunya okumanyiraddala ekigendererwa kye.

    Published on: Saturday, 17th July, 2010 bukedde

    Olukalala lw’ebifo ebissiddwa ku bunkenke

    Bya Robert Mutebi
    EBIFO 12 mu Kampala bissiddwaako obukuumi obw’enjawulo olw’ebigambibwa nti bye bimu ku biri ku lukalala abatujju bye babadde bategeka okukuba.

    Mu kaweefube wa poliisi okulwanyisa abatega bbomu mu kibuga n’okubatangira okuddamu okutega bbomu endala oluvannyuma lw’ekyabaddewo ku Ssande.

    Ku Lwokutaano omuduumizi wa poliisi Maj.Gen.Kale Kaihura yavudde mu mbeera bwe yatuuse ku kizimbe kya Crested Towers n’asanga nga ebyokwerinda binafu.

    Kaihura yalambuziddwa ekizimbe kino eky’emyaliiro 17 oluvannyuma abakungu ba poliisi okuva mu bitongole by’okwerinda eby’enjawulo ne batuuza olukiiko lw’ebyokwerinda n’abaddukanya ekifo kino.

    Ebifo ebisiddwako obukuumi obw’enjawulo.
    Ekizimbe kya Crested Towers mu Kampala era nga wano mmotoka zonna ezitali z’abakozi bakakasiddwa mu kzimbe kino zaawereddwa okusimbawo.

    Wooteeri ennene mu kibuga omuli eya Sheraton, Equatorial, Grand Imperial, Imperial Royale, Hotel Africana Serena ne Speak Resort e Munyonyo.
    Ekisaawe ky’ennyonyi eky’e Ntebe n’ebifo byonna ebikyetoolodde n’amaka g’Obwapulezident.

    Ekibangirizi kya Constitutional Square mu Kampala wawereddwa abantu okuddamu okuwummulirawo. Ekitebe kya Poliisi ekikulu ne ku poliisi ya CPS tewakyakkirizibwa mmotoka zitali za poliisi kusimbawo.

    Palamenti ya Uganda, Kkooti zonna eziri mu kibuga n’ebizimbe bya gavumenti n’ebyo omuli offiisi z’abakungu ba gavumenti n’ababaka ba palamenti.

    Ekitebe ky’abambega ba poliisi e Wandegeya ne bbanka ya Uganda enkulu ssaako e Kololo ku mirongooti.

    Omuduumizi wa poliisi mu Kampala n’emiriraano Andrew Sorowen yagambye nti poliisi etaddewo amateeka 10 agalina okugobererwa mu kiseera kino olw’okwerinda bbomu ezitegebwa.

    Ekifo ekituuza abantu abasukka mu 10 kirina okubeera n’obuuma obukebera.
    Ebifo ebituuza abantu biteekeddwa okuba n’ekitongole ky’abakuumi abatendekeddwa obulungi babayambe mu kukebera abantu abayingira.

    Mmotoka ezitali za bakozi abakakasiddwa bannannyini bizimbe by’omu Kampala tezirina kusimba mu bifo bino

    Singa wabaawo okwekengera bbomu kwonna mu kifo, omuntu tokkirizibwa kuyimirira mu buwanvu bukka wansi wa miita 100 okuva awali ekintu ekyo.

    Abakulembeze ba LCI okutuuka ku LC III bavunaanyizibwa ku byokwerinda by’ekitundu kyabwe era baweereddwa obuyinza okutereeza ebitundu byabwe.

    Teri akkirizibwa kutegeka lukungaana lw’abantu bangi nga tategeezezza poliisi.
    Mu ngeri y’emu,mmotoka ezitunda ebintu ebikungaanya abantu nga obutambi n’abantu abakola katemba mu kibuga biwereddwa.

    Bbaala mu kibuga zirina kukoma kukola ku ssaawa 4:00 ez’ekiro okuggyako nga bafunye olukusa olw’enjawulo okuva mu bitongole ebikwatibwako.
    Alina ekizibu kyonna oba kye yekengedde akuba ku ssimu zino wamanga zokka,0800199088,0800199188 ne 0800199288.

    Okubuzaabuza n’okulimba poliisi ssaako okujagalaza abantu musango era akikoze avunaanibwa.

    Published on: Saturday, 17th July, 2010 bukedde


    Monday, 12th July 2010
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    Panic grips Uganda government over Kampala bomb blasts

    [img]http://ugandarecord.co.ug/photos/Somalia%20—%20Al%20Shabab%20guerrillas%20march%20to%20the%20cheer[/img]Al-Shabab guerrillas march to cheers of Mogadishu residents, Oct. 30, 2009.
    By Timothy Kalyegira

    There are reports from sources within Ugandan state security of panic within the Ugandan government two days after the July 11, 2010 bomb blasts that killed dozens of people in the capital Kampala.

    Background to the bombing

    Sources close to the top layer of the Ugandan military and intelligence establishment say that the bomb blasts in Kampala have taken on a dimension that potentially could spin out of control.

    When the bombings were planned, it had not been anticipated that there would be several western casualties, particularly Americans.

    Now that Americans were injured and one died, it has brought in the might of the U.S. federal investigative machinery.

    Unlike the Ugandan police that claims to investigate major incidents like this only for the reports to disappear, the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is going to work to completion. What the FBI will uncover will dismay the Museveni regime.

    A top source in the Ugandan army speculates that the bombs were set off in order to justify seeking more money and equipment from the United Sattes.

    For example, it had originally been planned that the Ange Noir discotheque near Kampala’s Industrial Area would be bombed. Howerver, the idea was dropped, according to leaked intelligence information, because many ministers, army officers and their children frequent this night club.

    That was when it was decided to claim that the suicide bomber jacket had been found in a night club in Makindye, a Kampala suburb.

    Yesterday, Tuesday July 13, the Uganda police claimed it had arrested four suspects whom it implicated in the bomb attacks. When the media asked who these men might be and their nationalities, the Ugandan police could only be evasive.

    Even the usually gullible BBC World Service East Africa correspondent Will Ross found this suspicious. In a report in the BBC world news, Ross said even after he pressed the Inspector-General of Police, Maj. Gen. Edward Kale Kayihura, to give at least basic details of the arrested suspects, Kayihura was evasive.

    According to military sources, the Ugandan intelligence hastily got four Somali prisoners of war taken from Mogadishu and being held in Kampala army barracks, and is not using them to claim they could have been part of the so-called Al-Shabab attack on Kampala.

    Official statements on the bombings changing

    Within a few hours of the July 11 bombings, the first Ugandan government official to suggest this could have been the work of the Somali militants Al-Shabab, was Kale Kayihura. It is he who set the stage for the general pointing of fingers by most of the world media at Al-Shabab.

    However, once American casualties were discovered and FBI agents started to come into Uganda from Kenya, Rwanda and South Africa, Kayihura started to change his statement.

    He urged Ugandans not to point the finger at anybody, not necessarily at Al-Shabab and that the public should await investigations.

    On Tuesday evening, July 13, the Minister of State for International Coperation, Henry Okello Oryem, appeared as a guest on the KFM programme, the Hot Seat hosted by Charles Mwanguhya-Mpagi.

    Okello Oryem suggested that it was not categorical that this could have been Al-Shabab and that another group might have set off the bombs.

    Since Al-Shabab had threatened action against Uganda several months ago, said Oryem, another group could have taken advantage of this and attacked Uganda, knowing all fingers would inevitably point at Al-Shabab.

    Thus, from being almost definite that it was Al-Shabab, both from Kayihura and the army spokesman, Lt. Col. Felix Kulayigye, the stage was being set for a gradual shift of accusing finger by the Uganda government from Al-Shabab to some other group.

    Kayihura later started to speak with some emphasis about the Uganda rebel group, the ADF, which in the past had been accused of planting bombs in and around Kampala.

    Unable to explain how he had suddenly stopped blaming Al-Shabab and now seemed to be blaming the ADF, Kayihura pointed out that the ADF and Al-Shabab have a working relationship.

    Since the bomb blasts, the ADF has not issued a single statement and has not claimed any part in the attacks.

    Why would the Ugandan authorities start to quietly stress the ADF and no longer emphasise Al-Shabab, even after Al-Shabab had publicly assumed responsibility for the bombings?

    The answer to this goes back to who it was that actually planned and carried out the bomb attacks.

    The Ugandan state knows that with the FBI now carrying out their on-site forensic investigations and detectives from Britain’s Scotland Yard police division set to fly into Uganda today, Wednesday July 14, the investigations have gone out of Ugandan government control.

    As the Uganda Record has insisted from the beginning, the investigations are very likely going to uncover the fact that it was not Al-Shabab that carried out the attacks and very likely bomb splinters and other pieces of evidence will point to the same kind of ammunition used by the Ugandan army.

    The quiet retraction of the accusations against Al-Shabab could be a first step in preparing Ugandans and the world for the fact that it was not, after all, Al-Shabab that carried out the attacks.

    President Yoweri Museveni and his son at the scenes of crime

    In all the post-bombing media coverage by the Ugandan newspapers and television stations, something glared at the public but no commentator was able to notice the significance of this.

    When landslides struck the eastern Ugandan district of Bududa earlier this year, President Yoweri Museveni accompanied by his bodyguards went to the area to assess the damage.

    Museveni that day wore military uniform and, unusually for a head of state or retired army general, personally carried an AK-47 assault rifle. Most who saw that front page photograph wondered what landslides had to do with the need to wear uniform and carry a gun on the part of Museveni.

    If an act of nature such as a landslide had necessitated the president to appear at the scene in military uniform and with a rifle strapped over his shoulder, much more so would it have seemed understandable if he arrived at the scenes of the Al-Shabab bombings in Kampala in full battle fatigues.

    However, Museveni on Monday morning appeared at the Ethiopian Village Restaurant and the Kyadondo Rugby Club in a blue suit, with lightly armed bodyguards and an averagely-sized escort vehicle convoy.

    Considering that this was said to have been the battle-hardened Al-Shabab and was the biggest bomb attack in Uganda’s history, the casual air around Museveni, his calm, unbothered tone as he addressed onlookers, and the lack of extra security, should have raised some questions in the Ugandan and world media, but they did not.

    How come Museveni and his entourage did not seem fearful of another attack at Kabalagala or Lugogo by Al-Shabab, this time possibly targeting him?

    All through the morning of Monday July 12, three people were prominent at the scenes of the bombings: President Yoweri Museveni, his son Lt. Col. Muhoozi Kainerugaba, and police boss Maj. Gen. Kale Kayihura.

    As was to be expected, the Ugandan television and print media that day and in print the following day played up Museveni’s visit. He was photographed touring the two bomb scenes, addressing the public, visiting Mulago Hospital to check on the injured.

    The imagery was of a head of state showing concern, being in charge, reassuring the public, being resolute and defiant toward Al-Shabab.

    His son and political heir-apparent, Kainerugaba, the commanding officer of the army’s Special Forces, was also portrayed as being at the scene, looking tough and in charge, every inch a professional soldier, just like his father.

    Once again, the Ugandan and international public did not notice this. Here had just occurred a major national and international tragedy, involving scores of Ugandans and the nationals of Ireland, Eritrea, Ethiopia and the United States.

    If it was a terror attack by Al-Shabab, the implications were global. The response would have been a total Ugandan government show of force.

    And yet, there was something amiss. The Vice President, Gilbert Bukenya, was absent. The Prime Minister, Apolo Nsibambi, was not there.

    The Minister of Defence, Crispus Kiyonga, the Minister of Security, Amama Mbabazi, the Chief of Defence Forces, Gen. Aronda Nyakirima, the Commander of the army’s Land Forces, Lt. Gen. Edward Katumba Wamala, the Coordinator of the intelligence services, Gen. David Tinyefuza, the Director-General of the Internal Security Organisation, Dr. Amos Mukumbi, the Director-General of the External Security Organisation, Robert Masolo, the Chief of Military Intelligence, Brig. James Mugira, and many other cabinet and top military and security officials were not at the scenes of crime accompanying President Museveni.

    The Kampala newspapers portrayed it as father and son shouldering the responsibility of assessing the damage and looking like men in charge.

    When the president visited Mulago Hospital, the Minister of Health, Dr. Stephen Malinga did not feature. It was Museveni alone, promising the victims in hospital that he, not the Ugandan government, would compensate them.

    All this begs the question: who planned these bomb attacks? Who stood to gain politically? Who was it that received maximum Ugandan media coverage as apparing in charge and displaying leader-like qualities?

    Why was it done in such a way that the entire Ugandan government at such a critical hour of national danger was portrayed as absent and only Museveni and his son on duty, looking or talking tough?

    Why was a Lt. Col. in the army portrayed by the Ugandan media as taking charge of the situation and questions not asked where his superiors in rank and office in the army were?

    Why did Museveni not publicly ask his ministers to join him to show a common government response? Why has Museveni since Monday not complained or criticised his cabinet ministers and top security officials over not appearing at the bomb scenes?

    Why did Museveni seem satisfied that only he and his son should receive the limelight of media coverage and benefit from the imagery of them as the only two men concerned enough about the situation at a time of national calamity?

    What, in other words, was the political goal of the July 11, 2010 bomb attacks in Kampala?



    President Museveni on Friday night met intelligence chiefs over the July 11 attacks on civilians and pressed them to individually explain why they had failed to detect and prevent the attack.

    According to intelligence sources, the President met his security chiefs at State House, Entebbe from 3pm to midnight and gave them details on how he wants the issue of Somalia to be tackled.

    The sources that did not want to be named because standing orders bar them from speaking to the media, said Mr Museveni who first grilled his chiefs, later thanked them for the progress in their investigations.

    Those who attended the meeting included Defence minister Crispus Kiyonga, Chief of Defence Forces Aronda Nyakairima, head of CMI James Mugira, ISO boss Amos Mukumbi, External Security Organisation chief Robert Masolo, Police head Kale Kayihura and Foreign Affairs Minister Sam Kutesa.

    Mr Kutesa was called in to give a brief on the ongoing African Union summit.
    Sources said the intelligence chiefs briefed the President on the number of arrests they have so far made. The arrests mainly involve Somalis in Kenya, Tanzania and southern Sudan.

    Most of those arrested in Uganda were attempting to enter the country without proper documents and clear reasons. “Those arrested have given us vital clues on the operations of al Shabaab in the country and this has pleased the President,” a source said.

    Apparently, the President blamed MPs who failed to pass the phone interception Bill for betraying the work of intelligence after it emerged that the elements that bombed civilians, had extensively used phone communication.

    “We would have monitored where they were going to attack from,” the source quoted President Museveni. At least 84 people were killed and more than 50 others injured after two bomb blast in Kampala.

    Meanwhile, the bombing of Kampala on July 11 by suspected Al Shabaab has left the public wondering how the grisly mission executed.
    But according to our investigation, before the bombing, security was already aware that ADF trained elements with links to al Shabaab had infiltrated the country including the security.

    According to the September 2009 intelligence brief seen by Sunday Monitor, the plan to bomb Kampala using the urban hit squad by remnants of the ADF was carried out in Nadui camp which is also the headquarters of ADF in Erengeti Sector, Eastern Congo.

    “Jamil Mukulu a.k.a Professor has about 800 fighters excluding children below 5 years. All the fighters are Muslims, 40 per cent Ugandans, the rest are either Congolese, Tanzanians, Senegalese, Somalis or others from West Africa,” the intelligence report reads in part.

    The report says that Mukulu’s deputy is Musa Baluku who is also the Imam of their Mosque in Nadui Camp. Army/UPDF spokesperson Felix Kulayigye told Sunday Monitor on Friday that both the army and intelligence agencies got the information regarding the activities of ADF/ al Shabaab in Congo but the army deemed it unnecessary to attack since Congo was doing so.

    “First of all, it’s not true that we didn’t react but camps are in Congo and the Congolese forces are already attacking those camps,” Lt. Col. Kulayigye said
    Sunday Monitor has learnt that days before the bombing, UPDF had finalised the plan of invading their hideouts in eastern Congo with full support of both Americans and Congolese forces to flash out the rebels.

    Security says that a one Huud Lukwago is their Army Commander who has on several occasions contemplated abandoning the insurgency. The report also lists other commanders as a one Kalyango, Munibu both of whom hail from Kampala and key in identifying locations in the city.

    More commanders
    Others are Nsekera Nio, Nsereko, Muzanganda, Muyira Mutebi and Kayira, a Ugandan born Burundi. Sources say that these are responsible for training and recruiting from DR Congo, Uganda and other nationalities.

    “All the training is done in Nadui Camp, they are trained in Martial Arts and since the beginning of this year, and they have trained a specialised group in handling gas masks for wearing on the face. This is an indication that this group is likely to pour gas on the population,” the brief reads.

    Sunday Monitor understands that this information on the operations of ADF and their links with al Shabaab and Pakistanis’ was availed to the President through External Security Organisation (ESO) and later on shared by other sister organs.
    But the security only focused on institutions like Parliament only to be shocked when the terrorists struck soft targets.

    The training according to information is done in Nadui Camp and the people carrying out are mainly Pakistanis, Somalis and Eritreans. The biggest link that connects ADF, Al Shabaab, Al-Qaida, North Africa Taliban’s in Afghanistan and Pakistan is that all of them are of the Salaf Sect

    Simba News


    Wano oli ayinza okulowooza nti kino kijja kukosa muntu wabulijjo yekka okumussa ku bunkeenke naye nabo bwebanabafubutula nga babayise wolf wolf eteriiyo nabo bajja kumanya nti ekizannyo kyebaleese tekiwooma
    Ate tuleme kwerabira omwaana eyakubanga enduulu nti ekisolo kizze okumulya naddusanga abantu okumuddukirira naagwa eri naseka ,kino yakikola emiralal emirundi ebiri ogwokusatu ekisolo lwekyajja yakandanga kukuba nduulu nga tewali amuddukirira .
    Abantu bangi olwokuba bo babaddeko kebalya oba babadde tebatulugunyizibwa nga tebakitwaala nge kikulu nga balaba Abaganda babonabonera mu nsi yaabwe , naye oluusi waliwo
    oluusi omuntu bwafuna wake up call nga kizibu okuddamu okufuluta.


    Nze oyo Crap sijja kumukkiriza..bbomu nga tezinnayabika Polisi yali emaze okulangirira nga Kampala bwaali “Sealed Off” era nga tewali akkirizibwa kumala ga parkinga motoka buli wayagala!! ate Kati bano ba ADF ne Shabaab baayitawa?
    Banyamulenge Mutte banna Uganda nga bwemwagala!! Mutya okubakunkumula omukono mu kibya..musaaga Tujja..

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