11.   The Zairian troops are also falling back on Mugunga, aid officials said.

12.   Then came hundreds of relief workers and thousands of Zairian troops, and Goma turned into a ramshackle, tired, muddy city.

13.   Zairian troops ran away, slowing down only long enough to loot every single village as they headed west.

14.   Zairian troops quickly abandoned their positions as the rebels closed in and then looted cars and other valuables before beating a hasty retreat.

15.   Zairian troops stopped them about six miles north of the city and urged them to return to the camp or to head east into Rwanda.

16.   A large number of Zairian troops and members of Rwandan Hutu militias who were living in the refugee camps are believed to be in both towns.

17.   A statement by the New York-based group Human Rights Watch cited reports of Zairian troops beating refugees, burning their tents and looting their belongings.

18.   A two-month-old Tutsi uprising against Zairian troops and Hutu militias in the country has sent hundreds of thousands of people scattering from the camps.

19.   All air transportation to the area was suspended after Goma airport was closed by fighting between Zairian troops and Tutsi rebels.

20.   Another reason to advance on Kinshasa, Kabila said, was to recover the diamonds looted by retreating Zairian troops before rebel forces captured Mbuji-Mayi Friday.