Deposed Fiji PM flown out of capital - local radio


SUVA, Dec 6 (Reuters) - Deposed Fiji Prime Minister Laisenia Qarase was flown out of the capital Suva on Wednesday, local radio reported, a day after the military exercised a bloodless overthrow in Fiji's fourth coup in 20 years. 

Fiji radio station Legend FM reported that Qarase and his wife Leba were taken from his residence before sunrise and flown to another island. 

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