<p>The baby dugong had first been found stranded on the beach after getting lost and separated from her mother.</p>

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Mariam washes up on Libong beach again

Mariam washes up on Libong beach again

Six-month-old dugong, Mariam, was released back in the sea in the early hours of Monday after she washed up for a second time in Trang’s Libong Island.

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