Security officers in Garissa have arrested three Somali nationals believed to be victims of a human trafficking syndicate linked to recruitment schemes targeting travel to Libya.
Police in Garissa arrest three Somali nationals in foiled human trafficking case. [Courtesy]
Security agents have busted a human-trafficking syndicate in Garissa County, where they arrested three Somali nationals on a travel mission to Libya.
Abdi Mohamed Ahmed, Adnan Abdinasir Ali, 22, and 16-year-old Mohamed Hassan Ali were detained at Garissa Police Station after it emerged that they were victims of human trafficking.
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