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» Monday, April 16, 2007

Alan Johnstone, BBC Gaza Reporter

Asked if there was any comment on the reports that the reporter kidnapped in the Middle East was dead, the PMOS said firstly that our thoughts were with Mr. Johnston’s family, friends and colleague for whom this must be a very distressing period. We are aware of the reports and our people on the ground are actively engaged into looking into the reports. We continue to work closely with the Palestinian Authority and we are urgently seeking further information from them and another of other sources.

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