Congo faces tragedy as rebels seize Goma, causing nearly 3000 deaths

Rebels have captured the city of Goma in the Democratic Republic of Congo, leading to nearly 3,000 deaths in a week of intense fighting. This marks one of the deadliest battles in the region in decades. Mechanical diggers are now preparing mass graves for the victims. Humanitarian workers are on the ground, managing the aftermath of the violence. The fighting involved the M23 rebel group, which the U.N. claims is supported by Rwanda, against Congolese armed forces.