Around 800 Iraqi refugees boarded a fleet of buses yesterday for the first official convoy back to Baghdad since the daily carnage of sectarian violence and car bombs sent them here a year or more ago.
People claimed that "I'm not nervous about going back. I feel comfortable because our neighbours told us on the phone the situation is really good now," said Kadhim Mohammed, who was returning with her husband and five children to the western Baghdad district of Abu Ghraib. A Shia, she said her neighbours were Sunnis who had looked after the family's home during the 18 months they have spent in Syria.
People claimed that "I'm not nervous about going back. I feel comfortable because our neighbours told us on the phone the situation is really good now," said Kadhim Mohammed, who was returning with her husband and five children to the western Baghdad district of Abu Ghraib. A Shia, she said her neighbours were Sunnis who had looked after the family's home during the 18 months they have spent in Syria.
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