CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC / POLITICS: Interim President orders army crackdown

CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC (CAR): Bangui: EXT DRIVER'S POINT OF VIEW along empty road towards Boulata district Man driving car TRACKING SHOT past damaged buildings TRACKING SHOT along to deserted ruins of buildings Reporter to camera General view of destroyed Evangelist church (Christian church burnt to the ground by Muslim mob) PAN Church bell lying on ground surrounded by ashes Stump of wooden candlestick Destroyed houses and rubble Abandoned shoes on ground Abandoned items on ground Christian man salvaging metal sheets Back view of local Christian man chatting to reporter SOT (translated) - The big problem is the Muslim families have all the weapons - grenades, rockets, kalashnikovs - we just had to get out, they came here house to house and burned everything Three men (members of Muslim Seleka militia) standing in barracks Faces of young militia men Young man sitting on chair Seleka militiaman (wearing military uniform) repairing shoe Men sitting Man holding weapon Capt Aroun Saleh (Seleka militia) interview SOT (translated) - We regret everything that's happened and from today we want to rebuild our country / the only message from us is for people to come home in peace and tranquility INT Nearly empty arms store of Seleka militia Damaged interior of mosque EXT Sign 'Mosque al Salam Sica-Saidou' lying on ground Various shots of members of Christian militia Christian militiaman holding knife Men in Christian militia Col Dieudonne Houronti (Christian militia) interview SOT (translated) - That's a secret, I can't explain that or the enemy would copy it if I tell you, they could create medicine to counter our power so I can't explain it Group of Christian militia members Col Dieudonne Houronti interview SOT (translated) - [on Muslims] Just seeing them makes me angry, I'd prefer if they were repatriated, that would be better, it's not their country / Central Africa is for Central Africans , not Muslims, they're...