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Home Illegal Immigrants

Illegal immigrants caught at Tajoura

byMichel Cousins
May 27, 2012
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Tripoli, 27 May:

It has been announced that 89 illegal migrants were caught, at the seafront at Tajoura as they were setting . . .[restrict]off  in a boat.  They were caught on Saturday morning.  The group included 18 women. They were caught by members of Tajoura’s Al-Marsa brigade.

One of the brigadesmen involved in the operation, Ahmed Jalloul, said that all those who have been caught were in good health.  They had been provided with all necessary aid before being handed over to the illegal immigration authorities.
This was the third group to be captured recently by the brigade, he said.

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