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85 Chadians deported home from Libya

Saturday, January 14, 2023 Region & World 1 Min Read
85 Chadians deported home from Libya

Eighty five Chadian citizens were deported to their home country after completing their sentences in Libya, according to the Chadian Embassy.

“85 Chadian citizens who had completed their sentences in reform and rehabilitation institutions were deported, as they were identified by the Embassy, and travel documents were issued to them to facilitate their return home,” the Embassy said on its official Facebook page.

The deportation took place on Wednesday in coordination between the Chadian Embassy in Libya and the Libyan Agency for Combating Illegal Immigration in Libya.

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