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Government: Rwanda wants to help end dangerous crossings

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Government: Rwanda wants to help end dangerous crossings

Government: Rwanda wants to help end dangerous crossings

Home Office Minister Tom Pursglove says it is "noteworthy" that Rwanda is very "concerned" about illegal crossings of the English Channel by migrants.

He explains they want to "play their part" in ending the "unacceptable loss of life" currently occurring because of people smuggling.

Report by Edwardst.

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