The release of 44 kidnapped foreigners south of Kirkuk

Kirkuk - Iraq Press - June 19:


security source said police in Kirkuk receipt of 44 Nepalese and Bngladshaa and Turkmenstanaa and Adhirbijanba and four Turks were kidnapped in the city of Tikrit, four days ago.

The source said L / Iraq Press /, that "the deputy director of the Kirkuk police Major General Turhan Abdul Rahman, received the abductees," he said, adding that they are "working in the company recline Turkish, which holds the construction of a hospital there," he said, adding, "kidnapped near the Hamrin Mountains 75 south of Kirkuk four days ago by gunmen and then released and handed over a checkpoint near Kirkuk - Tikrit by the police and the Peshmerga, specifically near the village of Mary Beck 30 km south of Kirkuk. "

The security source said that "the process of the release of the abductees has, today, Thursday, without knowing the reasons for it to except that we have performed our duty and go to the checkpoint on the orders of a military order to bring them to Kirkuk in preparation for their departure to their countries soon."


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