31.   Those injured were three flight crew and one passenger, said spokesman Dan Plovajko.

32.   Those injured were being treated in hospital in Lokeren.

33.   Those injured were being treated by relief agencies for bullet and machete wounds, the source said.

34.   Listed among the seven injured were Army Intelligence chief, General Manuel Suarez, and Lieutenant Colonel Jaime Munoz, the helicopter pilot.

35.   Loomis said the five injured were being evacuated but had not yet reached Germany.

36.   Most of those injured were standing in the rear of the aircraft, either queuing for a toilet or stretching their legs.

37.   One of the passengers said those injured were mostly elderly women hurt as passengers landed on each other at the bottom of the emergency chutes.

38.   Radio Congo reported that more injured were being brought to the CHU Saturday.

39.   The four other injured were due to be taken by lifeboat to Le Havre, rescue services said.