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[01/10/2017 07:53]

TRIPOLI-SABA
Yemen's embassy in Tripoli announced Sunday that a number of Yemeni nationals have been released from Libyan jails for their failed attempt to migrate illegally to Europe through Libya.

"The first group of detainees, 12, have been released from Almosaaed jail while 11 other Yemenis who detained the Illegal Immigration Jail in Albeidha city have been released and the IMO has repatriated them to Aden," ambassador Hassan Alhard said.

Ten others were will be released and repatriated to Yemen next week, he added.