Chinese oil engineers kidnapped in Sudan freed - Xinhua agency


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  • Sunday, 04 May 2014

SHANGHAI (Reuters) - (This May 2 story has been corrected to fix date of kidnapping to April 2014, not April 2013)

Two Chinese engineers kidnapped in Sudan have been released, the official Xinhua media service said on Friday, citing a source at the Chinese embassy in Khartoum.

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