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Haitians Rescued From Uninhabited Island - New York Carib News

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In its second similar occurrence in less than a month, the US Coast Guard reported on Tuesday that it had saved 34 Haitian migrants who had been abandoned by traffickers on an isolated island close to Puerto Rico. The migrants were discovered after Department of Natural Resources workers in Puerto Rico saw many campfires on Monito Island, which is situated […]

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