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Jet skiers reportedly killed by Algerian coast guard after running out of gas

Por: CBS News World September 01, 2023

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Two men jet skiing off the coast of Morocco were shot dead by the Algerian coast guard after running out of gas and accidentally straying across the maritime border, Moroccan media reported Thursday. A survivor of the incident, Mohamed Kissi, told local media that he and three friends, several of whom were French-Moroccan nationals, had been jet skiing around Saidia, close to the Morocco-Algeria border.Around 5:30 p.m., we got lost. We were... + full article



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