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Evacuation of Serbian citizens from Libya continues
Belgrade,
26 February 2011
The Serbian Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that this morning a Jat Airways plane departed for Sebha to pick up 52 Serbian citizens who worked in this part of Libya.
A Montenegrin ship, hired by the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations, will arrive early tomorrow morning in Ras Lanuf, where more than 300 Serbian citizens are awaiting evacuation.
Two Turkish ships, which sailed out of Benghazi this morning, carry 24 citizens of Serbia.
They will travel to Marmaris from where they will be further taken by the consulate of Serbia, it is added in the statement.
Two Turkish ships, which sailed out of Benghazi this morning, carry 24 citizens of Serbia.
They will travel to Marmaris from where they will be further taken by the consulate of Serbia, it is added in the statement.
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