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16 Egyptian migrants deported from Libya

Wednesday, January 12, 2022 National 1 Min Read
16 Egyptian migrants deported from Libya

Libyan Agency for Combating Illegal Migration – Shahat Branch confirmed that it deported 16 Egyptian migrants who had entered Libyan territory without official documents.

The agency explained that the deportation was carried out through the Musaed border crossing, with instructions of the Head of the Branch, Lt. Col. Ramzi Ramadan, and the competent Public Prosecution.

This comes within the framework of the work carried out by the agency in the city to maintain health and national security, it added.

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