Hakki Pikki people stranded in Mozambique returning to India on Friday
Three members of the Hakki Pikki tribe stranded in Mozambique are returning to India following intervention by the Indian High Commission. The group had lost their documents to a local agent while attempting to sell medicinal products.
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Three members of the Hakki Pikki tribal community from Shivamogga, stranded in Mozambique after losing their documents, have received assistance from the High Commission of India in Mozambique. They are set to return to India on Friday, according to R. Punith Kumar, State president of Hakki Pikki Budakattu Sanghatane.
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