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Migrants forced to flee Italian town

01 January 1991

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Migrants forced to flee Italian town
artdoc February=1994

About 400 African migrant workers have been forced to flee the
southeastern town of Foggia after coming under attack from
residents. Their departure, under police escort, followed a night
of attacks following the death of a pensioner from a heart attack
after his house was robbed. Local police said that they did not
know who was responsible for the robbery.
European 19.8.93.


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