Seven dead in concert attack, reprisals in Central African RepublicBANGUI (Reuters) - Seven people were killed and around 20 others were injured in a grenade attack on a peace concert and reprisal violence in Central African Republic s capital, Bangui, on Saturday and Sunday, government officials and city residents said.  The riverside city has in the past been a flashpoint for inter-religious violence that erupted between Muslims and Christians in 2013 and has since engulfed most of the impoverished, landlocked nation. Interior Minister Henri Wanzet Linguissara said two individuals on a motorcycle approached revelers attending a concert organized to foster reconciliation and social cohesion late on Saturday night and threw a grenade into the crowd.   Following this heinous act, we have registered four deaths and 20 wounded, including four who are in serious condition and have been taken into the operating room,  he said.  Heavy gunfire concentrated in and around Bangui s PK5 neighborhood   a Muslim enclave in the majority Christian city   erupted after the attack.  Access to PK5 was blocked off by improvised barricades on Sunday, a Reuters witness said.   Three of our youth were killed, apparently in reprisal because they think that the Muslims were behind the grenade attack. We deplore that attack,  said PK5 resident Habib Soule.  We set up barricades to ensure provocateurs don t infiltrate our neighborhood.   A second PK5 resident and a security source, who asked not to be named, confirmed that three motorcycle taxi drivers were killed in retaliation for the concert attack.  Even now there is sporadic gunfire in PK5 and the surrounding neighborhoods are emptying,  said Gedeon Leki, a resident of the nearby Castors neighborhood.  People are afraid the Muslims could take revenge for their dead.  Nearly five years into the conflict in CAR, which has been marked by successive waves of ethnic cleansing, the security situation is worsening, particularly in the east.  Bangui, where the headquarters of 12,000-troop-strong United Nations peacekeeping mission is located, has been relatively stable in recent months, and the weekend s violence was a reminder of the city s darkest days.  The enemies of peace ... have just set a trap,  Prime Minister Simplice Mathieu Sarandji said in a radio address on Sunday.  I call upon the population not to slide back into violence.   The U.N. Security Council is this week scheduled to vote on a French-drafted resolution to authorise an extra 900 troops to protect civilians in Central African Republic. worldnews
seven dead concert attack reprisals central african republicbangui reuters seven people killed around others injured grenade attack peace concert reprisal violence central african republic capital bang saturday sunday government officials city residents said the riverside city past flashpoint violence erupted muslims christians since engulfed impoverished landlocked nation interior minister henri want linguissara said two individuals motorcycle approached reviewers attending concert organized foster reconciliation social cohesion late saturday night threw grenade crowd following venous act registered four deaths wounded including four serious condition taken operating room said heavy gunfire concentrated around bang neighborhood muslim enclave majority christian city erupted attack access blocked improvised barricades sunday reuters witness said three youth killed apparently reprisal think muslims behind grenade attack we explore attack said resident habit soul we set barricades ensure provocateurs infiltrate neighborhood a second resident security source asked named confirmed three motorcycle taxi drivers killed retaliation concert attack even sporadic gunfire surrounding neighborhoods emptying said gegen eki resident nearby pastors neighborhood people afraid muslims could take revenge dead nearly five years conflict car marked successive waves ethnic cleansing security situation worsening particularly east bang headquarters united nations peacekeeping mission located relatively stable recent months weekend violence reminder city darkest days the enemies peace set trap prime minister simple mathit sarandji said radio address sunday i call upon population slide back violence the security council week scheduled vote resolution authorised extra troops protect civilians central african republic worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Seven dead in concert attack, reprisals in Central African RepublicBANGUI (Reuters) - Seven people were killed and around 20 others were injured in a grenade attack on a peace concert and reprisal violence in Central African Republic s capital, Bangui, on Saturday and Sunday, government officials and city residents said.  The riverside city has in the past been a flashpoint for inter-religious violence that erupted between Muslims and Christians in 2013 and has since engulfed most of the impoverished, landlocked nation. Interior Minister Henri Wanzet Linguissara said two individuals on a motorcycle approached revelers attending a concert organized to foster reconciliation and social cohesion late on Saturday night and threw a grenade into the crowd.   Following this heinous act, we have registered four deaths and 20 wounded, including four who are in serious condition and have been taken into the operating room,  he said.  Heavy gunfire concentrated in and around Bangui s PK5 neighborhood   a Muslim enclave in the majority Christian city   erupted after the attack.  Access to PK5 was blocked off by improvised barricades on Sunday, a Reuters witness said.   Three of our youth were killed, apparently in reprisal because they think that the Muslims were behind the grenade attack. We deplore that attack,  said PK5 resident Habib Soule.  We set up barricades to ensure provocateurs don t infiltrate our neighborhood.   A second PK5 resident and a security source, who asked not to be named, confirmed that three motorcycle taxi drivers were killed in retaliation for the concert attack.  Even now there is sporadic gunfire in PK5 and the surrounding neighborhoods are emptying,  said Gedeon Leki, a resident of the nearby Castors neighborhood.  People are afraid the Muslims could take revenge for their dead.  Nearly five years into the conflict in CAR, which has been marked by successive waves of ethnic cleansing, the security situation is worsening, particularly in the east.  Bangui, where the headquarters of 12,000-troop-strong United Nations peacekeeping mission is located, has been relatively stable in recent months, and the weekend s violence was a reminder of the city s darkest days.  The enemies of peace ... have just set a trap,  Prime Minister Simplice Mathieu Sarandji said in a radio address on Sunday.  I call upon the population not to slide back into violence.   The U.N. Security Council is this week scheduled to vote on a French-drafted resolution to authorise an extra 900 troops to protect civilians in Central African Republic. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: seven dead concert attack reprisals central african republicbangui reuters seven people killed around others injured grenade attack peace concert reprisal violence central african republic capital bang saturday sunday government officials city residents said the riverside city past flashpoint violence erupted muslims christians since engulfed impoverished landlocked nation interior minister henri want linguissara said two individuals motorcycle approached reviewers attending concert organized foster reconciliation social cohesion late saturday night threw grenade crowd following venous act registered four deaths wounded including four serious condition taken operating room said heavy gunfire concentrated around bang neighborhood muslim enclave majority christian city erupted attack access blocked improvised barricades sunday reuters witness said three youth killed apparently reprisal think muslims behind grenade attack we explore attack said resident habit soul we set barricades ensure provocateurs infiltrate neighborhood a second resident security source asked named confirmed three motorcycle taxi drivers killed retaliation concert attack even sporadic gunfire surrounding neighborhoods emptying said gegen eki resident nearby pastors neighborhood people afraid muslims could take revenge dead nearly five years conflict car marked successive waves ethnic cleansing security situation worsening particularly east bang headquarters united nations peacekeeping mission located relatively stable recent months weekend violence reminder city darkest days the enemies peace set trap prime minister simple mathit sarandji said radio address sunday i call upon population slide back violence the security council week scheduled vote resolution authorised extra troops protect civilians central african republic worldnews