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Kidnapped Sabratha 30 released, Shershary children still held in sieged house

bySami Zaptia
January 11, 2016
Reading Time: 1 min read
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By Libya Herald reporter.

Armed authorities surrounding a house in Surman since Friday believed to be holding the kidnapped Shershary children (Photo: Social Media).
Armed authorities surrounding a house in Surman since Friday believed to be holding the kidnapped Shershary children which led to 30 being kidnapped (Photo: Social Media).

Tunis, 11 January 2016:

The thirty people kidnapped from the city of Sabratha being held in the neighouring city . . .[restrict]of Surman were released yesterday, Sabratha Municipality Council reports.

The 30 were arrested on the main motorway linking the two cities. Drivers were stopped and asked to identify where they were from, and those from Sabratha were taken by the kidnappers.

They were kidnapped to be used as a bargaining tool in revenge for the Sabratha and Surman authorities having arrested their fellow gang members implicated in the kidnapping of the three Shershary children in December.

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The three Shershary children are believed to still be under the control of their kidnappers in a house sieged by armed authorities in Surman since Friday. Gunfire had been exchanged during the holdout since Friday. [/restrict]

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