ALGIERS (Reuters) - Azedine, 27, the radio operator at Algeria's In Amenas' gas plant, is still in shock after escaping from his armed Islamist captors on Wednesday, unable to shake the face of his dead supervisor from his mind's eye.
As the young Algerian escaped from the desert complex, which was over-run on Wednesday by al-Qaeda-linked militants in retaliation for French military action against Islamist rebels in neighbouring Mali, he saw the body of his French supervisor and one of the militants putting on his badge.
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