Addis Abeba Today, at least eight people died in the city of Adam in the Ethiopian state of Oromiya during protests caused by the death of the popular singer Hachalu Hundessa. Another 80 people were injured, according to the Reuters agency. Hundessa, his two writers in opposition protests and who was prominent as a supporter of Orom’s first largest Ethiopian ethnic group, was shot dead in Monday on the outskirts of the Ethiopian capital, his death being investigated by police.
The deaths of eight people in the city of Adam, about 90 kilometers from Addis Ababa, Reuters confirmed there. Six people died on the way to the hospital, two people died in the unit intensive care.
In addition, the hospital hospitalized approximately 80 wounded, most of whom had blemishes or cuts, some of whom wounded the wounds after a stone hole. Protests broke out today in other towns in the state of Oromiya, including Addis Ababa, where thousands of people gathered at the hospital, to which a singing body was transported at night.
The BBC server today wrote about two deaths in connection with the same wave of protests in the town of Chiro in the state of Oromia, entranceed by Addis Ababa. The death of the couple’s people was confirmed by a BBC reporter there.
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Hachalu Hundessa’s songs became a kind of anthem protest, which led to the overthrow of the previous Ethiopian Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn. This was replaced in 2018 by the current Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, who may be of the Orom ethnic group, and in 2019 he was awarded the Nobel Prize for the fact that he managed to find his way to art with his neighbor Eritrea.
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