News Stories Related To: Sudanese plane hijackers surrender in Libya: Report
Source: NewKerala
T he two hijackers earlier released all 87 passengers but kept six of the crew hostage, according to the television. The hijackers, members of a splinter group of the Sudanese Liberation...
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