413 Ethiopians stranded in Djibouti return home


ADDIS ABABA, Oct. 11 (Xinhua) -- The Ethiopian Embassy in Djibouti said Wednesday that 413 Ethiopian migrants who were stranded in the neighboring country have returned home in recent days.

The embassy said in a press statement that 164 women and 249 men returned home by land transportation from Djibouti recently, adding that these people had been living in Djibouti as illegal migrants before their rescue.

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