At least 773 people have been killed in the largest city of Congo and next week, with the Rwanda-supported rebels, who took the city in a large aggravation of the decayed conflict, said Kongoles authorities on Saturday. The progress of the rebels slowed down the weakened armed forces in other areas, which restored some villages from them.

Authorities in Goma's morges and hospitals were approved by 773 bodies and 2,880 wounded, the speaker of the congloly government Patrick Muayan said that he added that deaths could be higher.

“These figures remain temporary, as the rebels asked the population to clean the streets of Goma. There must be mass graves, and Rwandans care to evacuate themselves, “Miyaya said.

Hundreds of Goma residents returned to the city on Saturday, after the rebels promised to restore the main services, including water and power supply. They cleaned the neighborhoods filled with fragments of weapons and filled with bloodshot.

“I'm tired and I don't know which way.

M23 is the most powerful group of more than 100 armed groups that want to control the Congo mineral dependence that has huge deposits that are important for most of the world's technology. They support the neighboring Rwanda, according to UN experts, very much more than in 2012, when they first captured Goma and had been holding ethnic complaints for the first time.

As the Congol Army was fighting the villages of Sanzi, Mukanzo and Mukvida, the Congoli Army was recovering from the rebels, according to the two civil society officials, according to the condition of the anonymity for their security due to fear.

The Armed Forces of the Central African Nation have weakened after hundreds of troops and foreigners were handed over to the rebels after the fall of Goma.

The seizure of Goma has led to a heavy humanitarian crisis, the United Nations and aid group said. Gonomies serves as a humanitarian hub that is important for six million people displaced due to the conflict of the Eastern Congo. The rebels said they marched all the way to the Congo capital, 1,600 km to the west.

UN Speaker Stepane Dujarit reported on Friday that the World Health Organization and his colleagues estimate the Government of the Congo between January 26-30 and said that 700 people were injured in Goma. Dilkrik confirmed AP that deaths occurred in those days.

The progress of the rebel has left its awesome officers and a forced conscript of civilians, the UN Human Rights Officer Jeremy Laura stated on Friday. “We also prove the final executions of M23,” Laurent said on January 26-28 that the group also occupies navigating schools and compulsory works.

The forces of Congoles were also accused of sexual violence, as there was a fighting fury in the region, Laura said.

The capture of Goma has brought humanitarian actions to “terminate, cutting a vital vital line, which has been helped by East (Congo), the director of the Congo Mercy Corps Corps.