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Add as a preferred source on GoogleFrance 24 said the Orthodox Church characterized the violence as religious; about 20 homes were burned.
France 24 reported Friday that an attack in Ethiopia killed at least 60 Christians and burned about 20 homes, with the Orthodox Church describing the violence as religious.
Correspondent Tom Canetti reported those figures for the broadcaster. The attacker's identity had not been established, France 24 said.
France 24 reported that rebels and the local government traded blame.
ILO projections put annual losses at 1.78 million full-time job equivalents in Ethiopia and 550,000 in Ghana under a low-emissions scenario. The figures measure lost work hours, not predicted layoffs.
The agency’s headline links the reported deaths to civilians gathering grain.
The Abay Times cited other accounts reporting up to 10 deaths, at least 17 and a separate toll of 14.
