Mr Manneh,

Our sincere condolences, and our prayers are with the families for what must
be a very difficult situation. May Allah shower his mercy on all the victims
and their families.

Jabou Joh

In a message dated 1/7/01 10:20:15 AM Eastern Standard Time,
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Thanks to everybody who expressed condolences to the Manneh, Nyandu and
 Ceesay Families. I have just contacted home and my late aunt, Aminata Ceesay
 Manneh and Uncle Karamo Nyandu of Pirang will be lied to rest this evening.
 Uncle Kutubo Manneh, alias Kuts, is admitted at Male Ward in Bansang
 Hospital. He is in critical but manageable condition. Plans are underway to
 fly him to Saudi Arabia for treatment. Friends can contact Bansang Hospital
 at 674429 or 674222. Although Kuts can talk now, you might be asked to
 speech to his brother Mama Sanno Manneh. The fax number for the Chief
 Executive Officer, Bansang Hospital, is 674425. He has been very helpful.
   I don't rule out any sabotage as suggested by some members but family
 sources apparently revealed that the problems with the back wheels of the
 vehicle started since at the ferry crossing point.We will do our own
 investigation.
 I will keep you posted.
 May their souls rest in perfect peace
 Lamin PF Manneh
  >>


Jabou Joh
President
MAAC World Traders
Tel.-(615) 646-9784
Fax-(507) 262-1590
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