Opposition sources in Cameroon say government soldiers were responsible for the burning down of a hospital in the restive South-West region.
At least three people were reportedly burned alive.
Video on social media shows the entire building in the town of Kumba ablaze.
There have been previous reports of soldiers targeting hospitals in the belief that Anglophone separatist fighters were being treated there.
A rebel leader, Chris Anu, said several nurses and a security guard had been abducted.
There has been no word from the government, which has blamed previous hospital attacks on the separatists.
The rebellion began after protests calling for better treatment of the Anglophone minority in the South-West and North-West regions were violently broken up by the security forces in 2016.
Source: bbc.com