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A former Maldivian vice-president has been sent back from India after illegally trying to enter the country.
Ahmed Adeeb tried to enter the southern Indian city of Thoothukudi through a tugboat.
However Indian authorities detained him and eventually sent him back to the Maldives.
He's expected to reach the Maldives by Sunday or Monday.
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Botswana bans hunters after killing of research elephant
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Albania arrests 9 over building violations after quake killed 51
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More than 50 injured as violence flares again in Beirut
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Strong 6.8-quake strikes Philippines
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