ROMANS: To Nigeria now where army officials claim they have rescued hundreds of kidnapped women and girls from the terror group, Boko Haram. Now there are new reports of a mass killing by that terror group. CNN's Diana Magnay is in Johannesburg with the very latest for us. Diana, these girls that were rescued, they are not the Chibok girls. The girls from a year ago who were snatched from their school?</s>DIANA MAGNAY, CNN INTERNATIOAL CORRESPONDENT: That's right. The military says they are certain that these girls are not the Chibok girls. They managed to rescue them when they were raiding the Sambisa Forest in the north east of Nigeria, which they described as Boko Haram's last stronghold. And they say they stumbled upon these girls as they raided four terror camps, 200 girls, 93 women. Let's not forget that Boko Haram as a policy kidnaps boys, girls, people. And human rights groups say it is hundreds if not thousands that they've kidnapped over the course of the last six-year insurgency. These are the pause for those many hundreds who have been kidnapped, the Chibok girls, of course, not being found yet either. Now the massacre that you mentioned was in the northeastern town of Damasak, which was recaptured by the Nigerian military last month. They say they found shallow graves containing hundreds of decomposing bodies from when Boko Haram swept through the town at the end of last year, killing clearly hundreds of local residents --Christine.</s>ROMANS: All right, in Johannesburg, Diana Magnay for us, thank you so much, for that, Diana. It's 53 minutes past the hour. Twitter shares plunging, how one tweet sent the stock spiraling, next.
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