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	The fishermen, who were also victims of human trafficking, had been put behind bars in the Indonesian islands of Ambon, Benjina, Dobo and Tuan.</div>
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	The C130 Royal Thai Air Force plane took off from Ambon Island early Thursday and landed at Don Mueang International Airport at 3pm, where representatives from different agencies were present to welcome the fishermen.&nbsp;</div>
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