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Mashhad Deputy Prosecutor: Six people were arrested on charges of buying and selling 25 babies and kidnapping 3 children

Sep 21, 2021, 09:22 GMT+1

Hassan Zarghani, Mashhad's deputy prosecutor, said that in connection with the case of child trafficking in Mashhad, six defendants have been arrested so far and have confessed to buying and selling 25 infants and abducting three children. He added that the first defendant in the child abduction case is a fugitive

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