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Qaddafi’s black camels flown to UAE

bythomwestcott
March 14, 2014
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Qaddafi’s black camels flown to UAE

camels at Tripoli International Airport

By Ashraf Abdul Wahab.

camels at Tripoli International Airport
The camels waiting to be loaded onto a freight flight at Tripoli International Airport

Tripoli, 13 March 2014:

Three rare-breed black camels, believed to have been owned by Qaddafi, have been flown to . . .[restrict]the UAE.

The three camels were spotted on Monday by staff loading a cargo plane operated by UAE airline Emirates, an airport source told the Libya Herald.

They are believed to have come from a farm formerly owned by Qaddafi located near the Airport Road, the source said. He added that such rare camels were highly-valued in the Gulf states, and could command high prices.

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It is not known whether the camels were being sent as a gift or whether they had been purchased. [/restrict]

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