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People
and soldiers stand outside a market in N'Djamena following a suicide bomb
attack on July 11, 2015 where at least 14 people were killed (AFP Photo/Brahim
Adji)
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Thirty-eight people,
including five attackers, were killed and another 51 were wounded on Saturday
in a series of suicide bombings in a town in Chad suspected to be the work of
Nigeria's Boko Haram Islamist militant group, a local government official said.
Witnesses in Baga Sola, a
border town on Lake Chad, reported three explosions in the town's market and a
refugee camp. A hospital source confirmed the death toll given by local
sub-prefect Dimoya Souapebe.
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