BBC NEWS

Mass abduction at Baghdad factory

Gunmen have abducted at least 80 Iraqi factory workers from a fleet 
of buses just north of Baghdad, officials say.

The abduction took place at a state-owned factory complex at Taji 
where dozens of insurgents commandeered buses taking employees home 
after work.

A source quoted by Reuters news agency said the number of those 
kidnapped was at least 100 and possibly many more.

It is the latest of a series of mass abductions of workers in Iraq, 
many of whom have been ransomed or killed.

The workers were taken from two factories - the Nasr and Hattin 
facilities - at the Taji industrial complex, police told the BBC.

The area is predominantly Sunni Arab, but most of the workers at the 
two factories were thought to be Shias, the Associated Press news 
agency reported.

Kamel Mohammed, an engineer working at the plant, told AP that he saw 
two of the plant's buses and a minivan intercepted by gunmen in three 
cars.

The factory vehicles transport workers back to Shia neighbourhoods of 
Baghdad, he said.

The gunmen also forced other workers leaving the plant in their own 
cars to get out and into the buses, he added.

The factories were reportedly used to manufacture armaments under 
Saddam Hussein, but have now been converted to make products for 
civilian use.

Taji also hosts a major military base, that was once used by Iraq's 
armed forces and is now home to US troops.

Story from BBC NEWS:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/pr/fr/-/2/hi/middle_east/5103358.stm

Published: 2006/06/21 16:18:38 GMT

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