Soldiers have taken control of much of the capital of the Guinea-Bissau in what appears to be a coup attempt.
Heavy gunfire was heard in the city of Bissau and at the residence of outgoing Prime Minister Carlos Gomes Junior.
Troops also took control of the national radio station and ruling party's headquarters.
Mr Gomes came first in an inconclusive presidential election last month, but failed to win outright. His whereabouts are not known.
West African regional organisation Ecowas condemned what it described as an attempted coup.
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