‘Arrest' over forged Bahraini passports
In coordination with the International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL) and the relevant authorities in Syria and Indonesia, the ministry said it is monitoring the circumstances of the incident and taking the necessary legal measures.
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‘Arrest' over forged Bahraini passports
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