Egypt reveals 2,000-year-old ruins beneath Alexandria Bay
Egypt has unveiled underwater ruins dating back more than two millennia off Alexandria’s coast, reports AFP. The finds, in
Niger announced plans on Saturday to take in 4,000 migrants expelled from neighboring Algeria for humanitarian reasons, before sending them back to their home countries. Ibrah Boulama, the governor of Agadez, a northern desert border region, quoted by AFP, said on state television that the repatriation operation would be carried out with the help of the UN's International Organization for Migration (IOM).
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