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TOPSHOT - EDITORS NOTE: Graphic content / Tunisian civil protection workers recover the body of an African migrant near the eastern city of Ben Guerdane, on July 16, 2019. - Tunisian fishermen are spending more and more time pulling in stranded migrants after a sharp decline in humanitarian and European naval patrols along the stretch of water between Libya and Italy. Libya has in recent years been a major departure point for migrants seeking to reach Europe across the Mediterranean. (Photo by FATHI NASRI / AFP)

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created date 2019-07-16

credit FATHI NASRI/AFP/East News

source AFP

byline FATHI NASRI

original transmission reference AFP_1IU5N1

weight 2,14MB

size 49cm x 33cm by 300dpi

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