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114 migrants deported from Libya to Sudan and Chad

Wednesday, June 21, 2023 National 1 Min Read
114 migrants deported from Libya to Sudan and Chad

The Anti-Illegal Migration Agency – Benghazi confirmed the deportation of 114 irregular migrants of different nationalities to their countries.

The migrants deported are from Sudan and Chad, the Agency said in a statement.

Among the deportees were 5 people with various diseases, including a woman and her husband who had AIDS, according to the statement.

The migrants were handed over to the Al-Kufra Detention Center in preparation for the deportation.

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