Mozambique: MISA warns of 'alarming setbacks' to press freedom
Manicaland Provincial Affairs Minister Ellen Gwaradzimba
Three returnees who recently escaped from Marymount Teachers College quarantine centre were stopped from entering Mozambique by the neighbouring country’s authorities.
One of the escapees who was later arrested later quarantined at Mutare Teachers College told police that they had travelled to Mozambique to buy groceries.
Manicaland provincial minister Ellen Gwaradzimba confirmed the incident last week. She said:
One of the returnees who escaped but was later located at Mutare Teachers College quarantine centre is the one who later provided information and leads as to who these people are.
What she said is that this group of three was on a mission to go to Mozambique to buy some items as illegal border crossers.
They were apprehended and chased back by the Mozambican authorities before they reached their destination to conduct their business.
Gwaradzimba called for a thorough inspection of the quarantine facilities to ensure there was adequate security.
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