369 Egyptians return from Libya via Salloum crossing in 24 hours
Egyptians returned home via Salloum
Mersa Matrouh - Arab Today
As many as 369 Egyptians have returned home from Libya via Salloum crossing over the past 24 hours, said Mersa Matrouh Security chief Mokhtar el Senbary on Monday.
Of all the returnees, 82 Egyptians had illegally traveled to Libya, he noted.
In the meantime, departure procedures of 689 passengers, including 262 Egyptians, have been finalized
Source: MENA
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