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Maldives Police Arrest Tourist With Bullets Before He Boards Emirates to Dubai

A Colombian tourist was arrested at Velana International Airport in Malé after bullets were found in his possession as he prepared to board Emirates flight EK653 to Dubai. He was presented to court and remanded for six days pending further investigation.

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  • 23:00 scheduled departure time of flight EK653 The Standard the flight, which was set to depart at 23:00 local time

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  • A Colombian tourist was apprehended at Velana International Airport after bullets were discovered in his possession as he prepared to board Emirates flight EK653 to Dubai. Velana International Airport in Malé The Standard Authorities at Velana International Airport in Malé apprehended a Colombian tourist scheduled to depart on Emirates flight EK653 to Dubai after discovering bullets in his possession.

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  • The passenger was presented to court and remanded for six days pending further investigation. The Standard the individual was presented to court, resulting in a six-day remand pending further investigation

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