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Home Illegal Immigrants

Illegal immigrants caught in Tarhouna

byMichel Cousins
April 21, 2012
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Tarhouna, 21 April :

Security services of the “Dawoon” district of Tarhouna announced today they caught 34 illegal immigrants on the outskirts . . .[restrict]of the town as they were making their way to Tripoli, local officials said.

They added that Tarhouna security battalion assigned to guard the Rishrash checkpoint managed to arrest several other illegal immigrants who they were also on their way to Tripoli. [/restrict]

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