Reports say at least 15 people were killed and 40 others injured in yesterday's fighting.
Further reports say the fighting has created tension and serious anxiety about security.
All Rights Reserved. Two U.N. relief workers evacuated from Somalia said they were happy to be out of danger but were worried about four colleagues still being held in the Horn of Africa nation. Briton Jonathan Veitch and American Sheldon Yett were ambushed Tuesday morning while riding in a convoy carrying 11 international relief workers to assess a cholera outbreak in Mogadishu, the capital of Somalia. As we left the shooting started and we had to go back inside. Within an hour, the relief agency's compound was overrun by the attacking militia, witnesses said.