Burundi rejects UN plan to send 288 police to monitor situation on the ground

INTRO: The Burundian government has rejected a United Nations plan to
send almost 300 police to the country.

Burundi has said the decision to keep UN personnel out, is an issue of
sovereignty.

UN Correspondent Laura Cantekin reports.

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