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July 19, 2010

Now Lebanon - Arrests made in Nabatiyeh prostitution ring

An Internal Security Forces (ISF) unit arrested four people who allegedly belong to a prostitution ring in the southern city of Nabatiyeh on Monday night, NOW Lebanon’s correspondent reported.

The ISF arrested two Syrian workers and two Filipino women who work as maids in a home in Nabatiyeh, the correspondent said.

He also said preliminary investigation reveals the four detained individuals are likely linked to members of a prostitution ring, comprised of Syrian workers and Lebanese girls, who were arrested in Nabatiyeh a week ago.
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