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Stranded migrants from Maersk Etienne come ashore in Sicily

An NGO vessel has received permission to call in port city Pozzallo with the 27 migrants, who were stranded on tanker Maersk Etienne for more than a month.

Photo: THOMAS LOHNES/AFP / AFP
BY RITZAU
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