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Philippine woman Mary Jane Veloso, spared from execution in Indonesia for drug trafficking in 2015, will return home after years of negotiations between the Southeast Asian neighbours, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr announced. Veloso, a domestic helper and mother of two, was arrested in 2010 for carrying heroin. Indonesia has agreed to transfer her, with no conditions, and she will serve the rest of her sentence in the Philippines.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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