Clashes in Chad leave 55 dead, villages destroyed
Ethnic tensions in the Central African country of Chad left at least 55 people dead and more than 40 injured when three villages burned to the ground, an official said on Friday.
Clashes in the southeastern region of Salamat broke out between ethnic groups on Wednesday night in the villages around Am Timan's provincial capital, according to Salamat's governor Abel Yamabaye Massira.
Dozens of injured people were treated in hospital as of Thursday, he said.
The reason for the outbreak of violence was…