116 Sri Lankans stranded at Yemen port

Authorities have seized two boats containing 116 Sri Lankan men after they had illegally entered Yemeni waters.

116 Sri Lankans stranded at Yemen port
Mon, 03 Sep, 2001 - 17:52

Authorities have seized two boats containing 116 Sri Lankan men after they had illegally entered Yemeni waters.

The Sri Lankans, many without passports, arrived on August 16 and August 26.

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