YAOUNDE (Reuters) - Two explosions hit a village in northern Cameroon on Thursday that has previously been attacked by Boko Haram Islamist militants from neighbouring Nigeria, two Cameroon army officiers said.
"The first was just after 9 o'clock (0800 GMT) in the market in Kerawa and the other around 200 metres (yards) from the (military) infantry camp. For the moment we don't have a death toll," one of the officers told Reuters.
(Reporting by Sylvain Andzongo; Writing by Joe Bavier; Editing by Louise Ireland)
