Parents of missing Tunisians dig up migrant graves: witnesses ...Kuwait

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The parents of Tunisian migrants missing since their boat sank in September have dug up graves in a cemetery in a bid to locate and retrieve their dead offspring, witnesses said Tuesday. In late September, a small boat sank after departing Zarzis in southeastern Tunisia with 18 migrants on board. Eight bodies, including several Tunisians, were subsequently recovered. Four bodies of Tunisians were buried by mistake in the Garden of Africa cemetery, which was formally opened last year to provide a dignified resting place for drowned sub-Saharan migrants - many of whom remain unidentified and or unclaimed. Those four bodies were exhumed and transferred to other resting p

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