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Qatar, identificata donna che aveva abbandonato bimbo in aeroporto

Rischia diversi anni di carcere

A distanza di oltre un mese c’è una svolta nell’indagine sul bambino ritrovato in un cestino dei rifiuti presso l’aeroporto internazionale di Doha. I fatti risalgono allo scorso mese di ottobre (leggi anche l’articolo pubblicato da AVIONEWS) e ci furono molte polemiche a causa del trattamento riservato alle donne che si trovavano a bordo di un velivolo del vettore aereo Qatar Airways. I genitori del bimb...

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AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency
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